Knepp Blog

Knepp’s grazing animals, absent predators and meat that doesn’t cost the Earth

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Matt Phelps | Lead Ecologist Published March 2025 One of the questions I’m often asked relates to the annual culling...
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Knepp’s team celebrates International Women’s Day

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Published March 2025 Saturday 8 March is International Women’s Day, and Knepp’s team have drawn inspiration from women all over...
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Licenced beaver reintroductions allowed – Isabella Tree responds

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Isabella Tree | Co-founder of Knepp Wilding and author of Wilding Published February 2025 We are absolutely delighted that the...
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January: Seeds, surveys and sand

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Moy Fierheller | Deputy Head Gardener  The year in the garden begins in Narnia; hoar frosts create spiky ice haloes...
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The pioneering women in science who inspired Knepp’s female scientists

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Knepp’s story of nature restoration is underpinned by science. Among our team are numerous pioneering scientists, and for International Day...
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Don’t bash the bats! The natural world is the branch that supports us all.

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Matt Phelps | Lead Ecologist Published February 2025 “Focus on getting things built and stop worrying about the bats and...
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Stories of hope from near & far

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December: Looking back, looking forward

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Moy Fierheller | Deputy Head Gardener  Published January 2025 The garden is in slumber. A watercolour wash merging sky and...
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Knepp Campsite Wardens 2025

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We are seeking enthusiastic and reliable Campsite Wardens to join our team. This is a great opportunity for two people...
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A lynx perches, ears up, in woodland.

The lynx effect

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Anna Ford | Communications lead This week, four Eurasian lynx were unlawfully released into the Scottish Highlands, prompting concern from...
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Knepp Wildland Safaris, our gardens and campsite are all about the quiet and patient observation of nature.

Some of the species we are likely to encounter are shy or can be frightened by loud noises or sudden movements. Our campsite with open-air fire-pits, wood-burning stoves and an on-site pond is unsuitable for small children.

For this reason, our safaris, garden visits, holiday cottages and campsite are suitable only for children of 12 and over.

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