If you go down to the woods today – 9 surprising animals to look out for amongst the Kentish trees
Volunteer Matt Huggins explores some of the lesser-known but still fascinating animals that grace our woodlands.
From curlews in the British uplands to negotiations in Colombia: why COP16 matters here in the UK
Tomorrow, COP16 - the global UN nature conference - gets underway in Cali, Colombia. But how does it relate to the UK and why should we be interested? Dr Rob Stoneman, director of landscape recovery for The Wildlife Trusts, shares why he believes it is a moment for hope.
How to save a woodland
When your woodlands are under threat, what can you do to save them?
Our plans for our woodlands - Here's how your donation will make Kent's woodlands wilder
In this blog we take a closer look at how your donations will help to protect and restore woodland habitat across Kent.
Top 10 books about nature & wildlife for kids
Check out our list of ten brilliant nature-themed books for children, all sorted by recommended reading age for ease of browsing!
3 Kent woodlands in crisis
Senior Press and Advocacy Officer Sally Smith shines a spotlight on some of the woodlands at risk in the county and what Kent Wildlife Trust is doing about it.
Wood Wide Web - The underground communication network
Volunteer Matt Huggins explores the underground secrets of mycorrhizal networks and how they help trees to communicate with one another.
Rethink Sea Link: What is functionally linked land?
The term 'functionally linked land' goes hand in hand with habitat fragmentation. Find out why it's important and how it's at risk by the Sea Link project.