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Matthew Parris

Re-wilders forget that humans are nature too

6 July 2019

9:00 AM

6 July 2019

9:00 AM

‘Life pours back in.’ A score of us, listening to Charlie Burrell at the Knepp estate ten days ago, will always remember his words: so palpably true. We could see just what he meant as he took us through his work ‘re-wilding’ the estate in West Sussex where he and his wife, Isabella Tree, live at Knepp Castle.

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