Watch the storks live here: Knepp White Stork nest camera This live stream is showing a stork nest at Knepp Estate in Sussex. The pair on this nest are ringed with blue plastic darvic rings on the left leg and metal BTO rings on the right ankle.

By connecting people in towns and villages with the wider landscape in this way, the white stork, we hope, will become a charismatic totem for the regeneration of nature, and an inspiration for restoring wetlands and river catchments such as the Arun and the Adur.

Dive into the daily lives of a pair of white storks at Knepp through our 24-hour live camera feed. Watch them nest-building, pair-bonding and bill-clattering and – hopefully – bringing up chicks to successfully fledge.

Learn about the life and loves of these extraordinary charismatic birds, their relationship with humans, why we think they disappeared from the UK, and their annual migration to southern Europe and Africa from the person leading the reintroduction programme. This safari runs from 15 May to 26 June.

Thank you so much to everyone who tuned in to follow Ania and Bartek on their nest in 2024. We are delighted to be sharing the new season with you! See below...

Since 1994, the German-based EuroNatur foundation has honoured 15 villages in 15 European countries for the conservation of white storks. Knepp and Storrington will be European Stork Village no. 16. The European Stork Villages are awarded for their dedication to …

Jan 21, 2025 · The White Stork Project is a shining example of how rewilding can transform the countryside. Visitors to Knepp often marvel at the sight of these large, striking birds in trees, on the ground, or flying in flocks overhead.

2024 has been a phenomenal year for the White Stork Project at Knepp. Our storks laid 90 eggs across 20 nests, leading to a record 53 chicks fledging. Nine of these young birds hatched from ground nests inside our holding pen of non-flying birds.

Mar 18, 2025 · Knepp and Storrington will be European Stork Village no. 16. The colony of white storks at Knepp is part of the White Stork Project, an initiative to establish a wild, breeding population in the UK. Around 20-30 white storks fly to the UK from Europe every year but, failing to find a colony upon which they depend to breed, they simply fly back ...

For the first time, a wild male hatched at Knepp in 2021 and seen in Morocco and Spain, returns in March 2024 and breeds, producing 2 young in an oak tree at Knepp. 9 storks in total are fitted with satellite tracking devices – 5 of these are from CWP and 4 are from Knepp.