Kent Wildlife Trust : the largest active conservation charity in Kent

Create a wildlife friendly garden

Kent Wildlife Trust together with the Royal Horticultural Society, and local authorities across Kent, have pooled their expertise in a joint project 'Wild about Gardens'. The project aims to inspire local people to take action for wildlife through gardening. 

Let's make Kent the Wildlife Garden of England!

Although each garden on its own may be small, together they form a neighbourhood network', a 'Living Landscape' of wildlife friendly gardens. Over years our landscape has become fragmented, making it increasingly difficult for wildlife to adapt to change. By their close proximity to each other, gardens can form a network or natural corridor for wildlife to move around. So your garden can make a difference in helping protect wildlife for the future! Our 15 million gardens make up Britain's biggest nature reserve!

Wildlife Gardening Award Scheme

Wildlife gardening matters because it links people with nature.  Kent Wildlife Trust is working with local authorities across Kent offering anyone who gardens in the county the opportunity to take part in our Wildlife Gardening Award Scheme.  It's free to enter.