Coronavirus (COVID-19) update
We continue to follow government guidance. Currently, our programmes are continuing as planned. Should the situation change, we will contact schools at the earliest opportunity. We request that if you are due to visit us and anyone in your group is exhibiting any symptoms, please contact us as soon as possible.
Education on the wild-side
Discover our natural world through outdoor learning.
We believe that by engaging people in fun and interesting ways they will build a respect and an understanding of the importance of wildlife and nature. We provide children, young people and adults with a wide range of practical, enjoyable and high-quality learning experiences through our Education programmes that will connect them with nature and help them discover the wild world around us.
Learning with communities
We work with communities in a number of different ways through our Hotspot Programme and other projects, to build knowledge and skills in looking after green spaces close to where they live. Helping you discover habitats and green places working together with the others from the wider community to help you build a connection with nature.
There is also the opportunity for you to hold your child’s Birthday party at one of our centres.

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Tell us what you're looking for
To talk to us about our education programmes and what you'd like us to deliver for your group, please contact our Education Team at education@kentwildlife.org.uk, or phone 01622 662012.
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