大象传媒

It's called "Wild East": three big landowners are putting 20 percent of their land back to nature and asking people all over East Anglia to join them. Anna Hill meets the farmers who are managing hundreds of acres for wildlife as well as food production, and hears how they've been joined by local communities and individuals who are pledging pockets of land to create more space for nature. The pledgees' patches of land - from corners of gardens to school playgrounds - are put on the interactive "Map of Dreams", forming a network of wildlife corridors. In one of the most intensively farmed parts of the country, Wild East is encouraging farmers and residents to create messy edges, no-mow gardens, woodlands and community meadows. Their aim is to regenerate an abundance of wildlife that's been missing for generations.

Produced and presented by Anna Hill