The project takes on a fierce debate on the press between farmers' rights activists and those in favour of rewilding policies in Wales. In order to achieve a balance, a two-dimensional model of resilient landscape is proposed. This approach includes agricultural patterns with departmentalised economics and the crossing design of rewilding space. Sheep occupy an iconic and spiritual place in Wales and its agriculture and are therefore chosen as a design trigger for the project.

The design of the two-dimensional agro-rewilding model is based on the 'Patch-Corridor-Matrix' triad theory referred to by Richard Forman in his book Land Mosaic. The mutual checks and balances between anthropogenic and natural sequences are explored in a series of approached versions. The final scheme consists of an Agro-Paddock strategy and an Eco-Fabric strategy, focusing on presenting the future vision for the long term.