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White storks to make historic return to London in 2026 after 400 years absence (UK) 8/Dec/2025

White storks to make historic return to London in 2026 after 400 years absence (UK) 8/Dec/2025

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I'm in the UK's first "Stork Village" #Storrington #whitestork #knepp #whitestorkproject | Get Wild

I'm in the UK's first "Stork Village" #Storrington #whitestork #knepp #whitestorkproject | Get Wild

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Thanks to Conservation Officer Beth for filming the moment the young White Storks bred at Cotswold Wildlife Park were released into the wild recently as part of the White Stork Project. | Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens

Thanks to Conservation Officer Beth for filming the moment the young White Storks bred at Cotswold Wildlife Park were released into the wild recently as part of the White Stork Project. | Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens

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Extinct in London Since 1416... Until Now

Extinct in London Since 1416... Until Now

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The Cornwall Stork Project

The Cornwall Stork Project

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White Storks: Introducing white storks back to the UK

White Storks: Introducing white storks back to the UK

3.2K viewsNov 2, 2020

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With another successful year of breeding White Stork chicks for release as part of the White Stork Project, we thought we’d update you on the Park’s involvement with this pioneering scheme, which aims to restore wild Stork populations to Britain – a sight not seen since the 15th century. Follow the journey of the 2024 chicks as they prepare for release into the wild. The White Stork Project aims to have at least 50 breeding pairs across the south of England by 2030. To find out more about The Wh

With another successful year of breeding White Stork chicks for release as part of the White Stork Project, we thought we’d update you on the Park’s involvement with this pioneering scheme, which aims to restore wild Stork populations to Britain – a sight not seen since the 15th century. Follow the journey of the 2024 chicks as they prepare for release into the wild. The White Stork Project aims to have at least 50 breeding pairs across the south of England by 2030. To find out more about The Wh

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Rewilding Group Explores Return of White Storks to London

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White storks hatch in Cornwall in rewilding plan

How do white storks defend themselves from predators? In the next episode of the Knepp Wilding Podcast, Isabella Tree meets White Stork Project volunteers, Tim Morgan and Rosemary Dewan. 📻🪶 They describe how the stork colony at Knepp is becoming a force to be reckoned with, learning how to defend their nests from red kites, ravens and other raptors. The White Stork Project began in 2016, partnering with Cotswold Wildlife Park, Wadhurst Estate and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation. With 25 nes

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Last year, 24 young white storks were released at the Knepp Estate in West Sussex as part of the White Stork Project. The team have been keeping track of the birds through reported sightings and GPS tags attached to eight of them. Many flew south for the winter, but one individual called Marge took the prize for travelling the furthest! 🐦 Marge was the first of the British-bred juveniles to cross the Strait of Gibraltar towards the end of last year before spending the last several months in Mor

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Lesson 1: The UP-down Display with bill clattering This is the most commonly seen and best known behaviour of white storks. This display is performed with different variations depending on the situation but is almost always performed on the nest and by both male and female storks. The display begins with the stork leaning forward with its bill pointing downwards, it then stretches its neck up and backwards quickly, finally laying its head and neck down its back. It will end the display by slowly

3.7K viewsMar 16, 2022

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Wood pigeons are making the most of the empty stork nest! The livestream is currently switched off because the storks have finished using the nest for the year. At this time of year, the resident storks spend their days foraging around Knepp Wilding, and beyond, and roost in nearby trees rather than their nests. However, the camera itself is still running behind the scenes so we can monitor the nest in the lead-up to next breeding season, which means we still catch lovely moments like this one.

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The White Stork Project

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White storks bred in Oxford released in West Sussex

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The wait is almost over! Our live camera will be streaming again on YouTube from 14th February. From nest building and egg laying to the growth and development of chicks, the live camera offers a rare opportunity to watch an entire stork breeding season unfold from inside the nest, in real time. A look back on just some of the highlights captured last year, gives a glimpse into just some of the remarkable behaviour and milestones that you can witness in the upcoming season. We’ll be sharing the

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Rewilding Gardener: How to build a white stork nest

2.5K viewsMay 1, 2020

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Stork release 2025

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Inside Knepp: Our White Stork Safari & Rewilding Tour

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Britain to welcome first wild storks in centuries amid lockdown

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Rewild at Heart on Instagram: "We've partnered up with the White Stork Project! I've done two brand new white stork embroidery designs, which will help contribute to their fine work helping reintroduce these magnificent birds to our fair British Isles. Wear your support for these beautiful birds and help rewild some wetlands with some sustainable fashion! #rewilding #whitestork #rewildingbritain #whitestorks #whitestorkproject #rewildatheart #sustainablefashion #stork #naturelovers #naturematter

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So many storks! 🤩 Our UK Programmes Manager, Lucy, captured this fantastic footage of a group of white storks flying over East Sussex. Although smaller than some of the spectacular flocks that migrate between Europe and Africa in the thousands, it is still an impressive sight! The White Stork Project is a pioneering partnership of private landowners and nature conservation charities, aiming to establish a breeding population of storks in southern England. #WorldMigratoryBirdDay 🎥 Lucy Groves |

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🎉 A record year for white storks 🎉 🐣 We are delighted that the wild population of white storks at the Knepp Estate has a total of 37 eggs across 9 nests! 💚 This is fantastic news for the White Stork Project, which aims to establish a breeding population of storks in southern England. | Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

2.4K viewsMay 2, 2022

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✨ We have lift-off! ✨ We are delighted that the first white stork chick has finally left the nest! In May, we announced the exciting news that a white stork pair had successfully hatched chicks in the wild for the first time in the UK for hundreds of years. The team at Knepp have been early watching the nest waiting for the chicks to take flight. Volunteer Jack Mariani captured the moment we have all been waiting for when one of the birds finally stretched their wings and took to the skies. This

6.7K viewsJul 10, 2020

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Rare white stork that vanished from Britain 600 years ago spotted in Wales

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Incredible White Storks are breeding once again on the Knepp Estate! 😮💚 In Springwatch 2020 we were excited to show you some pretty special naturally breeding white storks, the first in the UK in over 600 years! Today a new citizen science project launches, allowing us all to see into the lives of a naturally breeding pair of white storks, and to report the behaviours witnessed via a website. The sightings from this live camera high on the top of Knepp Castle in Sussex aim to help scientists l

235.9K viewsMar 12, 2022

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Footage of the young White Storks taking to the skies for the first time (courtesy of Becca from the White Stork Project). | Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens

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White Stork Courtship; Bill Clattering Behaviour | White Stork (Ciconia ciconia)

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White storks reintroduced to Britain | Nature Picture Library

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