Great Yellow makes landscape regeneration investable at scale.

Our solution

Great Yellow scales regenerative land-use to create thriving, resilient landscapes. For better nature and better business.

Clean and plentiful water
Reduced flood risk
Resilient infrastructure
Abundant biodiversity
Secure supply chains
Stable food production
Reduced climate and nature risk
Improved soil health
Credible Natural Capital opportunities
Economic security
Our services

Who we work with

We help ambitious Nature Recovery Projects deliver landscape-scale impact, guide Project Investors towards viable opportunities and give Corporates confidence in the results.

Portfolio

Our projects

We partner with leading projects to demonstrate the tangible value of thriving environments.

Evenlode Landscape Recovery

The UK's largest farmer-led nature recovery project. Restoring and reconnecting priority habitats, and improving river health and flood and drought resilience in the Thames basin. Led by the North East Cotswold Farmer Cluster.

Denton Reserve

A historic estate pioneering upland landscape recovery in the North of England, focusing on woodland creation, moorland restoration and meadow habitat conversion alongside regenerative agriculture and a unique hospitality offering.

The Wash Landscape Partnership

One of England's most ecologically and hydrologically significant coastal landscapes. The project delivers coastal realignment, wetland and salt marsh restoration, chalk stream recovery, and large-scale habitat diversification.

Ock and Thame Landscape Recovery

Harnessing the power of small waterbodies to restore clean water, provide vital freshwater habitat, and build flood resilience across two river catchments in the Thames basin.

River Allen Landscape Recovery

A collaborative project to restore the River Allen chalk stream’s natural hydrological processes, reconnect floodplain habitats, and create continuous arcs of chalk grassland, wet woodland, and scrub along the entire river corridor.

Spains Hall Estate

A historic estate pioneering nature-positive land management. Integrating lower-impact agricultural production alongside creating and connecting habitats — hedgerows, wildflower grassland, woodland and wetland.

The Brit Valley Project

One of South West England's most ambitious landscape restoration initiatives. Working to restore nature at catchment scale, and create a connected landscape where food production, ecological restoration, and rural economic resilience are delivered together.

Wylye Valley Landscape Recovery

A farmer-led initiative working to restore the health of the River Wylye chalk stream across 20 kilometres of river corridor and floodplain, re-establishing the ecological abundance of one of the world's rarest habitats.

Heaths to Sea Landscape Recovery

Spanning heathland, farmland, river and coast, Heaths to Sea is a long‑term, landscape‑scale commitment to restoring ecosystems, supporting thriving rural communities, and creating a resilient natural environment. Led by Clinton Devon Estates.
The GY Triangle

An ecosystem approach

Great Yellow connects the key pieces needed to restore nature at scale.

We work with land managers to develop high-quality nature projects, bring in the investment required to fund them, and help turn the results into verified environmental outcomes that businesses can support.

Nature Projects, Project Investors and Outcome Buyers, connected through one platform.

Nature
Projects
Project
Investors
Outcome
Buyers
Our partners

Who we work with

We connect the best-in-class solutions capital, trade, data and modelling, and project management.

Swallowtail

Our sister company. A farmer-led consultancy based in Norfolk bringing deep expertise in land management, stakeholder engagement, and local demand mapping to our work.

Rebalance Earth

A natural capital asset manager building infrastructure-grade revenue frameworks for ecosystem restoration. Our partnership connects catchment-scale impact with institutional capital.

Treeconomy

Treeconomy's Due Diligence Tool and biomass models are licensed across Great Yellow's portfolio, giving us the data foundation to move nature recovery projects to investment-ready reality at pace.

Member of

“We have very little time. If we are to win the climate and nature fight, we must redirect corporate and financial resources, so that instead of destroying our world, we regenerate it on an immense scale.”

— Ed Dick, CEO & Co-Founder of Great Yellow

Blog

Latest news

Interested?

Let's talk.

Talk to our team about how we’re putting nature on the balance sheet.