The New Forest-a landscape shaped by the ancient tradition of commoning

Suzanne Kempe


Region:
South East
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £50 plus travel expenses
Category:
Nature
Updated:
24th February 2020

Fully illustrated talk looking at the New Forest throughout the year and in particular the importance of 'commoning' and other traditional methods of maintaining this very special landscape.

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About Suzanne Kempe

I am a huge enthusiast of the New Forest and not only ‘run ponies on the forest’ as a ‘commoner’ but have also for many years competed with great success on these wonderful ponies.I am on the panel of New Forest pony judges and chairperson of the New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society which has taken me to Europe and Scandinavia judging and promoting the ponies. I am also a keen photographer and enjoy exploring the forest with my camera My talks give me the perfect excuse to share my enthusiasm both for the ponies,the forest and for my photography! I have been giving my talks for four years and have always received excellent reviews. Although my profile notes the South East I am based SO41 area and cannot travel out of Hampshire beyond Portsmouth


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