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… Kent 2030 … The Wildlife Trusts launch £30 million appeal to kickstart nature’s recovery across 30% of land and sea by … aside for nature as well as repair and link-up existing, fragmented, wild areas to enable wildlife to move around. … This ambitious campaign will unite people in working for a common goal that benefits us all – one of nature’s recovery. …

… Faversham, 3 miles west of Whitstable and situated closest to the village of Graveney. It is surrounded by habitats … … The proposals were classed as a 'Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project' and went through a process called … arguments both for and against the solar park before recommending that the Secretary of State give consent to the …

… our bison reintroduction has been incredible so make sure to read about all the highlights we've had along the way. … … temperatures soared over 40 degrees. Within hours of roaming the woods, the herd had already made their mark, the … the generations who follow her. Finally, the family was completed when the bull from Germany arrived in a deluge of …

… As well as our GCSE and A-Level workshops, we are also able to offer our full range of workshops, which can be … passes through several stages before it reaches a climax community: this process is called succession. Succession is … from people with chainsaws. This is expensive and time consuming. The introduction of the Bison, long horn cattle and …

… have the benefit of the woodland environment and being able to monitor her several times a day and she has done so well. … animals managing our ancient woodlands across the Blean complex. Working with a broad range of people we’re building … to ensure a genetically rich bloodline with the matriarch coming from Scotland, the two females from Ireland, and the …

… You can become a member, make a donation, volunteer with us or leave a … … Love and Look After It! … Kent Wildlife Trust appeals to people’s love of nature following last weekend’s fires, … to enjoy nature and green spaces, but our reserves are fragile places which are critical havens that provide …

… More news about nature reserves … Kent Wildlife Trust restores chalk grassland at Dover Castle … Kent Wildlife Trust has completed an exciting project at Dover Castle to restore the … butterfly, early spider orchid, pyramidal orchid and other fragrant species.  … While Kent Wildlife Trust had hoped to …

… over easter. … Over the two days, 70 wonderful volunteers took part in the tidy-up across Kent’s largest protected … hours at Pegwell Bay the team had collected a staggering 126kg of litter. The waste mostly consisted of fine pieces of … particularly problematic for marine life as it does not decompose and can be ingested by birds and fish who can also …

… More news … Come Hear Kent's Nightingales … Events in Kent and Medway … you’ve never heard the song of the nightingale you owe it to yourself to get out there and discover why it has … for me. It’s also made me as eager to draw attention to the fragility of these majestic singers as I am to not letting …

… transect each week provides a wonderful opportunity to follow the fate of these beautiful insects throughout … butterflies are still flying. Weather conditions must meet minimum criteria for a count to be valid. Much of the … next year.  While carrying out a weekly transect is a big commitment, anyone with 15 minutes to spare can become …

… Join our mailing list to stay updated on what's happening with our latest … Pasture Local Wildlife Site (LWS) and Woods and Grassland Minster Marshes LWS.   The development would result in the … If you are concerned about this threat to wildlife, you can comment on the consultation and highlight your objections.  …

… helping nature thrive in Kent … The leader Introducing Director of Development Sarah Brownlie , a driving force behind … but to embrace their strengths and learn from failures to become more resilient. She says: “I've always been so … if you don't yet have all the answers. They should not be afraid to ask silly questions or for help and let's face it, …