WildKingdom – People Powered Nature Recovery

WK means business

Whether it’s giving 20% of your space to rewilding or providing financial support to help power our movement, WildKingdom wouldn’t exist without the support of our partners.

Returning our region to nature takes time, space, and money. Luckily, we're working with amazing organisations who care about taking urgent action. They're helping us restore nature, increase biodiversity and create a more resilient landscape for tomorrow.

Whether it’s giving 20% of your space to rewilding or providing financial support to help power our movement, WildKingdom wouldn’t exist without the support of our partners.

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The business case for biodiversity

If you've made it this far, your business might have the untameable spirit we need. Here are three more reasons why you should choose to support us:

You'll be helping to restore healthier local ecosystems and mitigate the effects of climate change, creating a region where businesses can thrive in the future
Restoring nature is a practical way of making your sustainability strategy a reality
Your employees, partners and customers will feel proud to feel involved with vital nature recovery work

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GET INVOLVED

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Got spare space around your workplace? Use it to restore and rewild. It's easier than you might think, and we can help you do it properly.

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As an official partner, your funding will directly help to power our movement and restore 20% of nature across the region. Get in touch to find out more about our partnership packages.

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THIS IS TEAM WILDKINGDOM

WildKingdom was created by a team of planet savers with a wild dream.

They all believe in one wild truth: that restoring nature across 20% of our region is critical, urgent, and only possible if we all play our part.

Hugh Somerleyton DL
Trustee
Owner of Somerleyton Estate, North Suffolk. Creator of successful brands Dish Dash, Hot Chip, regenerative farmer, rewilder and conservationist. Trail runner, wild swimmer and agitator for change.
Laura Hampton
Head of Engagement and Partnerships
Laura Hampton leads engagement and partnerships at WildKingdom, focusing on fundraising, resource management, and communications. A former BBC environmental journalist and professional sailor, she brings a wealth of experience in reporting on global environmental issues. Raised on the North Norfolk Coast, Laura is passionate about reconnecting people with nature and ensuring WildKingdom’s mission is delivered through strong partnerships and strategic initiatives.
Argus Gathorne-Hardy
Trustee
Argus is a Suffolk Architect with a passion for vernacular buildings and the East Anglian landscape. He comes from a family of naturalists, zoologists and farmers with strong links to nature conservation. The family farm was the Regional Winner in the RSPB Nature of Farming Awards and received a Special Award for Conservation from the Suffolk Agricultural Society.
Olly Birkbeck
Trustee
Formerly a soldier and journalist, Olly now directs Little Massingham Estate, where he is putting restorative farming practices into place alongside the restoration of 500 acres of heathland nature reserve.
Professor Tim O’Riordan, OBE
Trustee
Tim O’Riordan is Emeritus Professor of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Holding degrees from Edinburgh, Cornell, and Cambridge, he has led major sustainability research projects, edited influential books on environmental policy, and served on the Broads Authority (1978–1999). His work focuses on sustainability governance, coastal resilience, and global environmental change. He received an OBE in 2010, is a Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk, served as Sheriff of Norwich (2009-10), and is a Fellow of the British Academy.

THIS IS TEAM WILDKINGDOM

WildKingdom was created by a team of planet savers with a wild dream.

They all believe in one wild truth: that restoring nature across 20% of our region is critical, urgent, and only possible if we all play our part.

Hugh Somerleyton DL
Trustee
Owner of Somerleyton Estate, North Suffolk. Creator of successful brands Dish Dash, Hot Chip, regenerative farmer, rewilder and conservationist. Trail runner, wild swimmer and agitator for change.
Laura Hampton
Head of Engagement and Partnerships
Laura Hampton leads engagement and partnerships at WildKingdom, focusing on fundraising, resource management, and communications. A former BBC environmental journalist and professional sailor, she brings a wealth of experience in reporting on global environmental issues. Raised on the North Norfolk Coast, Laura is passionate about reconnecting people with nature and ensuring WildKingdom’s mission is delivered through strong partnerships and strategic initiatives.
Argus Gathorne-Hardy
Trustee
Argus is a Suffolk Architect with a passion for vernacular buildings and the East Anglian landscape. He comes from a family of naturalists, zoologists and farmers with strong links to nature conservation. The family farm was the Regional Winner in the RSPB Nature of Farming Awards and received a Special Award for Conservation from the Suffolk Agricultural Society.
Olly Birkbeck
Trustee
Formerly a soldier and journalist, Olly now directs Little Massingham Estate, where he is putting restorative farming practices into place alongside the restoration of 500 acres of heathland nature reserve.
Professor Tim O’Riordan, OBE
Trustee
Tim O’Riordan is Emeritus Professor of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Holding degrees from Edinburgh, Cornell, and Cambridge, he has led major sustainability research projects, edited influential books on environmental policy, and served on the Broads Authority (1978–1999). His work focuses on sustainability governance, coastal resilience, and global environmental change. He received an OBE in 2010, is a Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk, served as Sheriff of Norwich (2009-10), and is a Fellow of the British Academy.

THIS IS TEAM WILDKINGDOM

WildKingdom was created by a team of planet savers with a wild dream.

They all believe in one wild truth: that restoring nature across 20% of our region is critical, urgent, and only possible if we all play our part.

Hugh Somerleyton DL
Trustee
Owner of Somerleyton Estate, North Suffolk. Creator of successful brands Dish Dash, Hot Chip, regenerative farmer, rewilder and conservationist. Trail runner, wild swimmer and agitator for change.
Laura Hampton
Head of Engagement and Partnerships
Laura Hampton leads engagement and partnerships at WildKingdom, focusing on fundraising, resource management, and communications. A former BBC environmental journalist and professional sailor, she brings a wealth of experience in reporting on global environmental issues. Raised on the North Norfolk Coast, Laura is passionate about reconnecting people with nature and ensuring WildKingdom’s mission is delivered through strong partnerships and strategic initiatives.
Argus Gathorne-Hardy
Trustee
Argus is a Suffolk Architect with a passion for vernacular buildings and the East Anglian landscape. He comes from a family of naturalists, zoologists and farmers with strong links to nature conservation. The family farm was the Regional Winner in the RSPB Nature of Farming Awards and received a Special Award for Conservation from the Suffolk Agricultural Society.
Olly Birkbeck
Trustee
Formerly a soldier and journalist, Olly now directs Little Massingham Estate, where he is putting restorative farming practices into place alongside the restoration of 500 acres of heathland nature reserve.
Professor Tim O’Riordan, OBE
Trustee
Tim O’Riordan is Emeritus Professor of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Holding degrees from Edinburgh, Cornell, and Cambridge, he has led major sustainability research projects, edited influential books on environmental policy, and served on the Broads Authority (1978–1999). His work focuses on sustainability governance, coastal resilience, and global environmental change. He received an OBE in 2010, is a Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk, served as Sheriff of Norwich (2009-10), and is a Fellow of the British Academy.