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… your area, the chances are you are not the only one. Take to your community online gossip boards and contact your parish … your goals and concerns and hopefully a merry band of like-minded people ready to take action. Now you’re ready to …

… my everything. Navigating the modern world can be overwhelming at times, but when I step into nature, a sense of calm washes over me. Wildlife has and … in our lives. … Nature is key to my wellbeing. I feel most comfortable outdoors, listening to birds, looking for …

… experiences offered by Kent Wildlife Trust - from Nature Tots and Forest School to school visits, holiday clubs and … in his confidence playing outside at the last session compared to the first was really evident. I really liked the … explore the outdoors through storytelling, sensory play and mini adventures. It’s where curiosity begins and confidence …

… Wilder Blean Initiative … Bison to help bring back UK wildlife … Kent Wildlife Trust and … project, including the installation and maintenance of infrastructure, such as fencing for the trial area. Wildwood … love the area. Local people will have the opportunity to become involved in the innovative project and help return the …

… The long-awaited publication of the Environment Bill is welcome but The Wildlife Trusts are concerned that the Bill must not be delayed further if we are to tackle the serious environmental challenges we face. … To allow nature to recover, we need to reconnect the fragmented sites that remain – stitching back together …

… charity we rely on you … More ways you can help wildlife … Companion planting is all about creating areas of plants that provide benefits to each other. In practice, this means that plants that … others, or by acting as a sacrificial plant to lure hungry minibeasts away. Plants complement each other by: Reduced …

… an environment act … The most important thing you can do to support our campaign is write to your MP. But, if you’ve … at risk of extinction. Habitats are being lost, damaged and fragmented at a terrifying rate, and there isn’t enough … or resources for wildlife to survive. The government has committed to creating a new Environment Act. For the first …

… This is the first of what we expect to be several projects which use ‘wilding’: a nature-based … in the UK. Before we bought the wood, it was managed commercially for timber production, which is why almost half … and before then have been installing all the necessary infrastructure, fences and gates as well as ponds and watering …

… guided walks at Pegwell Bay, highlighting the site’s unique combination of saltmarsh, mudflat, and sand dune habitats. Visitors learned how these areas provide essential feeding and … animals space, and sticking to marked paths to protect fragile habitats – can make a real difference in protecting …

… The UK’s deer species & where to spot them … Wild deer are some of the most iconic mammals … produce deep groans during the rut, while females and fawns communicate with high-pitched bleats. Often associated with … manage large herds of deer, which graze heavily on already fragile habitats and endanger carefully restored ecosystems. …

… there’s rain or shine, hot or cold, and land or sea – to name but a few. Salt marshes, however, are something in … As for birds, you’ll often find salt marshes positively teeming with wildfowl and waders that feed on insects, larvae, … areas of coastline. This build-up of fine sediment becomes what’s known as a mudflat and, over time, it grows in …

… Rewild your school this spring … Spring is the perfect time to rewild your school and create a more sustainable and … and diverse. This may involve occasional cutting or trimming to prevent the area from becoming too overgrown, as well as removing any invasive …