What an incredible man, a smart thinker giving hope to nature. Wolves would solve the problem. There will always be idiots. Fools are of no relevance except to tell you, you are on the right path. 💚 👏🇳🇱👏💚 an inspiration.

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Heartwarming lessons for nature and land custodians worldwide- we face these same challenges in Zimbabwe, Africa - thank you for your inspiring presentation #kneppflix #letnature #allthingsconnected

Exciting , pioneers for the future, never listen to the froth on the coffee the local noise , time to change the world one square metre at a time. Thankyou. 🌍🌍🌍🌍

Knepp gives me hope, can’t wait to visit 💚🌍🤩👏

Great story, but please tell your production team to lower the loudness of the distracting music track. Had to have volume high to understand the narration.

What you've achieved at Knepp is spectacularly impressive, and now I think a beacon of inspiration for many others the world over. Thank you, and long may it continue!

Beautiful and promising, this really should be used to educate the next generation and politicians

Wilding, well done! I love this. Thank you for making a visual fairytale of the beauty of reality. This is not new. This is TRUE. Allowing Nature to reign is humility, honesty + true Nature as stewards being embodied. We are Nature, + that trust is rewarded with all life flourishing, as Nature intends. The huge reaction is all the congealed sickness, humans operating under the influence + centuries of trauma, of evil. Thank you for standing up as Nature, for Nature. Thank God for your courage and willingness. THANK YOU!!! Aloha, Claire - We moved from our Regenerative Farming Community on Maui which I designed on our 258-acre project, to the Isle of Lewis! ....in 2023; Scotland forever.

Looking forward to this documentary!

Can't wait!

So looking forward to seeing this. Fantastic that the story will be told in such a beautiful film.

When will we be able to see this in the US? Soon I hope!!

Absolutely spectacular! SO happy to see you have made a film about this. Exhilarating!

Just listen to that birdsong.

Beautiful, such a shame more of us never get the chance to hear a nightingale in the countryside.

Such handsome little birds.

Shout out to Neil, our fantastic tour guide even more passionate about Knepp than me! Can’t wait for the film!

I salute you for what you have done, but can we please have more content about Knepp and its wildlife.👍😊

I hear it's been 600 years since the storks nested there?

Looking forward to a visit while I research my Burrell roots!

Students searching cowpats 😅

Looks better with crops

You have done a great job with the crane reintroduction 👏👏

A great introduction to the wonderful work being done at Knepp 😊👏👏

Wow! This was very inspiring. I am going to borrow the ideals in this video for my backyard in northwest Missouri. 🏡🌳🌻

Absolutely amazing. I truly love what you are doing and will share and share this should be rolled out nationwide with our a doubt

These people are spectacular human beings.

Inspiring …

Best view in Sussex 🪟

Lovely footage.

Just wondering if they migrate or reside permanently as they do in Portugal?

What a lovely sight, storks nesting in the UK in a sea of blackthorn blossom. Let's have more films posted please.❤

I love Knepp and walk there quite often, to sit quietly and watch the flocks of birds and hear the hum of insects is so satisfying. I find it a huge comfort to know there's this refuge for wildlife free from nasty chemicals where things are allowed to take there natural course.

These animals are the most accurate ecological thermometers.

It's great, a testament to hard work and simple, achievable ethics. Let Nature run and manage sensibly. Wild, natural Britain is the Britain we know and love best. It is truly as itself. ❤❤

I simply can't get enough of this place. Much love from California!

Wouldnt it be amazing if rewilding routes from top to bottom left to right were allowed to flourish like Knepp has done so nature could be again there to be and us humans could walk it again from top to bottom a route of pure wild again. Good for the soul.

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Looking forward to joining one of your Pasture to Plate safaris!

One of the great promos from Kneppflix 🎥🍽

I’m a rural estate manager in Scotland and really love what’s happening at Knepp and hopeful for a visit sometime to learn a few lessons for the management of our estate. As a somewhat more traditional countryman, I’m pleased that Knepp isn’t totally vegan hippie in its approach, as that would be quite off-putting to me. Grass-fed livestock, wild game and venison eaten in moderation can certainly form a healthy part of the human diet. Lots of wee market gardens dotted around the countryside would be fantastic too.

Fascinating. As was mentioned, on pockets of marginal land this possibly makes sense and offers a potentially positive way forward where there is an opportunity to restore some biodiversity on a wider scale. However, we still need to produce food and what Knepp produces in the form of restored and enhanced plant and species diversity, commendable though it is, will not feed us. We still need efficient and, hard though it is for many to accept, intensive agriculture.

I've read the book and am very impressed and inspired, though it is hypocritical to allow foxhunting on your land, surely you of all people would understand the importance of predators.

Obviously the grazers are not behaving exactly in the same way they would have done centuries ago, because there is an absence of predators to keep them on their toes. Once you return lynx, bears and wolves to the landscape then you'd see some differences for sure.

So now you create an incomplete ‘ecosystem’ depriving it of any chance of having predators cos you want to ( unnaturally) predate on the big Herbivores to use as food to make ££££. Greenwashing land thieves, the Land is Ours! not yours cos it was given to you by birth from those who violently stole it from us! 🌎✊🏽

Great story. What about exotic weeds? I have a farm in New Zealand and I could do this on small bits of it. But the weeds that come up are terrible! And they're from the UK and other places: Gorse, thistles, invasive grasses and shrubs. And the control of them is time consuming and expensive. Is this a problem at Knepp?

Just read the book after my daughter gave it to me for Christmas. More than a few times I was close to tears with hope that this kind of amazing project is taken up by landowners who are trying to farm areas of the Uk that require constant intervention and expense. Love the fact that the Jays bury acorns in scrub which protects the saplings that grow until they become mature trees - no expensive plastic protection or fencing needed. This project is so inspiring and we are hoping to visit this year.

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This is so inspiring. I have a relative who is a PhD agriculturist who has been studying soil health for decades. Rewinding is probably the best thing many areas in our struggling world could use to lasting benefit. We all need a bit of the wild in our experience. This lifts my heart today with hope that we can start caring for our environment rather than destroying it.