Knepp Wildland Foundation
@kneppwildlandfdn.bsky.social
Catalysing nature recovery across Sussex and beyond.
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Follow Knepp's rewilding journey @kneppwilding.bsky.social
https://linktr.ee/kneppwildlandfoundation
Follow Knepp's rewilding journey @kneppwilding.bsky.social
Knepp storks were the stars of Countryfile this week, showcasing their welcome return to Sussex.
White storks are one of only two UK bird species whose adults don't call. Instead, they communicate through bill clattering. Pairs clatter to strengthen bonds and to deter predators.
📷 Gary Franklin
White storks are one of only two UK bird species whose adults don't call. Instead, they communicate through bill clattering. Pairs clatter to strengthen bonds and to deter predators.
📷 Gary Franklin
May 29, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Knepp storks were the stars of Countryfile this week, showcasing their welcome return to Sussex.
White storks are one of only two UK bird species whose adults don't call. Instead, they communicate through bill clattering. Pairs clatter to strengthen bonds and to deter predators.
📷 Gary Franklin
White storks are one of only two UK bird species whose adults don't call. Instead, they communicate through bill clattering. Pairs clatter to strengthen bonds and to deter predators.
📷 Gary Franklin
Our Young Guides have explored wild journeys this year.
As we prepare to welcome our second cohort, we are catching up with our very first group.
Each of our Young Guides has found their own niche, from the White Stork Project and Wild Futures to the Adur River Recovery Project.
As we prepare to welcome our second cohort, we are catching up with our very first group.
Each of our Young Guides has found their own niche, from the White Stork Project and Wild Futures to the Adur River Recovery Project.
May 24, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Our Young Guides have explored wild journeys this year.
As we prepare to welcome our second cohort, we are catching up with our very first group.
Each of our Young Guides has found their own niche, from the White Stork Project and Wild Futures to the Adur River Recovery Project.
As we prepare to welcome our second cohort, we are catching up with our very first group.
Each of our Young Guides has found their own niche, from the White Stork Project and Wild Futures to the Adur River Recovery Project.
To lead the way in nature recovery, we need to know where we stand.
The Adur River Recovery project is working with farmers and land managers across the catchment to build a blueprint for large-scale landscape restoration.
Understanding its living foundations helps us restore it and guide others.
The Adur River Recovery project is working with farmers and land managers across the catchment to build a blueprint for large-scale landscape restoration.
Understanding its living foundations helps us restore it and guide others.
May 13, 2025 at 7:56 PM
To lead the way in nature recovery, we need to know where we stand.
The Adur River Recovery project is working with farmers and land managers across the catchment to build a blueprint for large-scale landscape restoration.
Understanding its living foundations helps us restore it and guide others.
The Adur River Recovery project is working with farmers and land managers across the catchment to build a blueprint for large-scale landscape restoration.
Understanding its living foundations helps us restore it and guide others.