Kent Wildlife Trust manages over 7,500 acres of precious wildlife habitat. Year round management of this land is essential to the survival of many thousands of endangered plants and animals – all of which require our steadfast stewardship. The Trust is entirely reliant on the generosity of its members, supporters and funders to carry out its work for wildlife. This section provides an overview of present Kent Wildlife Trust Appeals.
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Medway Valley of Vision
Restoring Kent's forgotton landscape
It is perhaps hard to believe that the Medway Gap is a haven for wildlife. The land bears the scars of its industrial heritage, is squeezed between Maidstone and the Medway Towns, and hosts some of Kent's busiest transport links. Nevertheless, this majestic valley covering 25 square miles and carved by the River Medway retians a rich diversity of wildlife that, with your help, we are able to protect.
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Sevenoaks Appeal
Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve. Help us raise £100,000 to enhance this pioneering reserve.
Over 50 years ago, this remarkable site made history when many local volunteers started to make the first of its kind in Britain - a gravel and sand quarry transformed into a site for nature conservation. Today, its is hard to imagine that where there are now five beautiful lakes, reedbeds, ponds and woodland - a Site of Special Scientific Interest - was once a sterile industrial landscape.
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