After a 600-year absence, 2020 marked a significant milestone with the first successful breeding of white storks at Knepp Estate. Known for their striking appearance and long migrations, white storks have become symbols of environmental restoration and hope. These efforts not only help the storks but also enhance local biodiversity, supporting other species and improving ecosystem health.

Beyond the skies, the White Stork Project also underscores a broader environmental message. Healthy ecosystems like those supported by the stork's return are crucial in controlling our carbon emissions and combating climate change. This is a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of all life and the critical role biodiversity plays in our global ecosystem.