Natural England own their own cattle and work with commoners and local graziers to establish grazing on these challenging wet grassland sites and lowland heathland on drier ground around china clay workings. For example they lease some cattle to a commoner for him to use and manage on Goss Moor. Management has been facilitated by work to reroute the A30 to the north of the site.

Other key elements of the work include socio – economic studies and business and marketing advice for participating graziers.