Kent Wildlife Trust : the largest active conservation charity in Kent

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An extraordinary 2,000 species of plants and animals can be found in the average garden, from the tiniest money spider to the nationally rare hedgehog and red listed song thrush.

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Kent Wildlife Trust, the largest active conservation charity in Kent

Founded in 1958, Kent Wildlife Trust is the leading conservation charity for Kent and Medway – protecting wildlife, educating the public, influencing decision makers and restoring habitats.

Our reserves include a range of habitats of extraordinary beauty, that accommodate much endangered wildlife. The Trust manages over 59 reserves covering more than 3,000 hectares of land for wildlife including over 55 miles of roadside reserve.