Equinus
late 18th century: from Latin equinus, from equus ‘horse’
Limited Edition — Knepp Estate, Sussex, UK. From the project ‘Salvation’.
Knepp is an innovative and inspiring 3,500-acre rewilding project in Sussex England that has changed the way we think about nature and how we can heal our planet. It is one of the most successful and promising re-wilding initiatives currently underway in Europe.
Free-roaming Exmoor horses were introduced to the estate in 2005 alongside other large herbivores to help maintain a diverse and rich mosaic of native vegetation, with their unique grazing behaviour, helping biodiversity to recover and thrive.
Exmoor horses are the closest living relatives to Europe's prehistoric wild horses, boasting a lineage that traces back thousands of years in the British Isles. Today, they roam the open moorlands of southwestern England. Managed and monitored by conservationists, they are also increasingly used in regenerative grazing projects across Europe and are bringing back balance to ecosystems long damaged in England by over exploitation and war.
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