
The commoning community are a vibrant and diverse community of people who come from all walks of life. Individually they have rights to turn ponies, cattle, pigs, donkeys and sheep out to graze and browse the New Forestโs woodlands, heathlands and lawns. Together the commoners and their animals have shaped the New Forest for generations. There are five Forest Rights:
Pasture, Mast, Estovers, Turbary and Marl
Preparing for Spring, and judging takes place of New Forest Ponies that have spent the whole winter on the Open Forest.
The chair of the New Forest CDA Andrew Parry-Norton has delivered his monthly update to members. In his latest January video, he talks about a number of subjects including a ... READ MORE
New Forest Commoners' Defence Association chair Andrew Parry-Norton has expressed his dismay as the number of accidents involving Commoners' livestock has increased. It comes ... READ MORE
The New Forest Livestock Society has confirmed this year's dates for the pony sales at Beaulieu Road sale yard. The sales will take place on the following dates: Beaulieu ... READ MORE
Members of the New Forest Commoners' Defence Association are being urged to write to Winchester City Council in support of a new abattoir in Hampshire. NCFDA chair Andrew ... READ MORE
We would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very Happy New Year from the New Forest Commoners' Defence Association. Thank you for supporting commoning over the ... READ MORE
Our chair Andrew Parry-Norton has provided his final video update of the year to members of the New Forest Commoners' Defence Association. In the video he provides an update on ... READ MORE
A Forestry England property near Lyndhurst has become available to rent for New Forest Commoners. Park Grounds Cottage in Clayhill is a three-bedroom detached cottage on the ... READ MORE
The salt licks are back out for a fifth year to help protect New Forest livestock. Two of our committee members - Bill Howells (pictured above) and Tony Vanderhoek - have ... READ MORE
The New Forest Trust works to preserve, sustain and enhance the unique beauty and conservation value of the New Forest for future generations. It has helped the New Forest CDA ... READ MORE
A big thank you to all New Forest CDA members who turned out for our Mid-Term meeting at Bramshaw Village Hall last month - it was an excellent turn out and we hope all who ... READ MORE
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