This book tells the story of Isabella Tree and her husband Charlie Burrell's rewilding experiment at Knepp Estate in West Sussex. Illustrated with lino prints and watercolours by Angela Harding, it explains how rewilding works and features species that have returned and thrive, such as butterflies, bats, owls, and beetles. The book encourages young readers to observe the natural world, understand the connections between species and habitats, and includes accessible activities to 're-wild' their own spaces.
A quick mid month treat for you nerds with a bonus episode of your favourite nature & conservation podcast!
Knepp Estate is famous in the UK for showing how an intensive dairy farm can go from an empty landscape to a rich haven for wildlife & it's a location we have focused on before when we spoke with the head ecologist of Knepp, Penny Green (episode here).
This time I got to speak with Knepp Estates owner & author Isabella Tree. Not only did we discuss the journey of Knepp but we spoke about the new upcoming film that would show the entire story.
Wilding out June 14th
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