Biodiversity at Prime Four

Prime Four prides itself on the green spaces and parkland that make the estate such a fantastic place to be. Our management team is dedicated to the provision, maintenance, and continual improvement of biodiversity across the meadow and pond areas. From the Prime Four Apiary, home to around 180,000 honey bees, to the thriving wetland area near the park entrance, and the wild meadow path networks in the north of the park, we take habitat management seriously.

The land is carefully designed and managed not only to support local wildlife but also to benefit the tenant staff working on-site and the surrounding community.

Among our abundance of wildlife visitors, we also have resident cattle that roam the northern part of the park. In November 2022, Hester (pregnant) and her half-sister Klara arrived at Prime Four to take up residence. The following year, Hester gave birth to Kasper, and the trio remained with us until March 2024.

As Kasper is a bull, the decision was made to move him on in order to maintain a calm and balanced environment.
This story repeated itself in late 2024, after Klara gave birth to her first calf, Magnus, in July.

New Arrivals at Prime Four 2025

Following a successful insemination process, Klara gave birth to a healthy calf named Wallace in mid-June 2025. Klara’s maternal instincts kicked in immediately, and she has once again proven herself to be a fantastic mum. Both Klara and Wallace are thriving and settling in beautifully.

These developments are a reminder of the joys and challenges that come with managing a biodiverse and dynamic natural environment. We’ll continue to keep you updated as our little herd grows and evolves.

If you would like to know more then please read ‘Meet our cows‘ news story.