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We’re delighted to announce that on 10th January Natural England granted our application to release beavers into an enclosed area...
Jason Emrich, Land Agent / Estate Manager A massive amount has happened in the past nine years since I last...
Luckily for us it wasn’t one of our English longhorn cows that was found sitting on my boss’s desk, but...
We’re in the middle of the dramatic deer rut season here at Knepp Wildland, with the red deer having just...
It’s been great weather for moth trapping, and with National Moth Night over the weekend I thought I’d share some...
Over one million birds were ringed by British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) volunteers in Britain and Ireland in 2016. Ringing...
Knepp Wildland hosts 13 of the 17 resident species of bat found in the UK – some have roosts here...
The Rush Wainscot is a Red Data Book moth, which is confined to just five areas in the UK. West...
The Environment Agency (EA) carried out a river restoration at Knepp in 2011. Since then we’ve been collecting data to see how...
12 SEPT 2017 Rewilding aims to restore natural ecosystems using keystone species in a way that benefits wildlife and people....
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