Queen guitarist Brian May has turned 157 acres of private land into a nature reserve with 100,000 trees and an animal rescue centre.

Upworthy reported the transformation this week. The Economic Times said the former farmland is now a wildlife sanctuary.

Yahoo reported that the reserve is home to 100,000 trees. It now shelters rescued animals as well.

May has long campaigned for wildlife. The reserve puts his money where his beliefs are.

The project shows how private land can become a conservation win. Fans praised the rock legend for the green legacy.

May is Queen’s guitarist and also a trained astrophysicist. He has campaigned against fox hunting for years. The reserve combines both his passions for science and nature. Fans praised the rock legend for the green legacy. The woodland will keep growing for decades.

The reserve is not open to the public. Its focus is wildlife recovery, not tourism.