Nature recovery requires a collective effort and the success of landscape initiatives such as the corridor depends on the willingness of all stakeholders to work together towards a common goal.

In 2021, seven of the largest farms and estates in Sussex pledged to become the first mapped members of the corridor. They signed an agreement to make space for nature on their land and promote biodiversity across their properties.

Today, the growing network is coordinated by the Knepp Wildland Foundation, an independent charity that emerged from the success of the Knepp Wildland project. The Foundation acts as the administrative hub of the corridor, supporting partner enrolment and registration of landholdings, monitoring and evaluation, data collection and communications.