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… The Landscape Partnership Scheme delivers exciting projects to restore, rediscover and reclaim Romney Marsh. … The Fifth … … Free musical performances to unveil The Marsh Mosaics … Community artworks unveiled at a special event to celebrate … local primary schools, local scouts and cubs groups and MIND, as well as members of the general public. Over 300 …

… Emissions from buildings need to become zero by 2050 … We look after over 90 nature reserves … and solar. When you move to a green supplier the energy coming into your house will not change. Instead you are …

… These places where water and dry land meet are home to a wide range of species, from dragonflies and … that the habitat can store more carbon for years to come. It is also vital that our remaining high-quality … wetlands. Areas of raised bog, fen and reedbed are now a fraction of what they once were. Some types of wetlands are …

… … Insects may be small, but they are vitally important to life on our planet, helping our ecosystems to thrive. … either tunnellers or dwellers. Tunnellers, like the mighty minotaur beetle, drag dung down into their burrows to feed … at an alarming rate. Animals and plants that were once common are now scarce, and insects are no exception. Recent …

… for the scheme. They love gardening for wildlife and want to encourage others to do likewise to reap the personal … for the wildlife or our two chickens when they are roaming around the garden. In spring we look forward to early … total area larger than all of the country’s nature reserves combined. Your flowery lawn could be a good talking point …

… of those giants on whose shoulders we stand as we continue to grow the conservation work that he started all those … served as its first CEO, stepping down in the mid-80s to become a more hands-on conservationist. He loved spending time … for Marine Conservation, a national award with people nominated from across the 47 Wildlife Trusts. In February 2019 …

… are one of our most precious resources in the journey to create a #WilderKent. Without their passion, dedication, … helped create spaces that support wildlife and inspire the community.  The amazing work Jo and the team do underpins … like oyster reintroduction in Essex and low-carbon farming at GrowUp Farms. Produced entirely on a volunteer …

… the project by: … Support the project … Pre-order your pack today. You'll receive a factfile, project updates, an … be red-bills over the White Cliffs of Dover … History comes to life as iconic bird species soars once again over … the reintroduction of the red-billed chough aims to join up fragmented populations and bring new genetics into that …

… plastic pollution, but what small changes can you make to have a big impact? Here are 5 tips to get you started … … take-away drinks cups (coffee and fast food) are the most common single-use items. Take-away cups and straws are … single use. Why not try using a solid shampoo bar (I swear mine is better for my hair) and go back to an old-fashioned …

… windy garden. As well as meeting the bees’ needs, it’s good to put the bug homes in a place where you can enjoy … in spring and early summer, they can fly towards the light coming through the hole in the base of the flower pot and find …

… Evidence Champion, being the first Wildlife Trust to do so. … Kent Wildlife Trust is a leader in the use of … expand the body of evidence available across the scientific community. By encouraging this practice, it proves highly … including the design of experiments, defining the project framework, and aiding the publication process.   How does …

… 22nd March, Hothfield Heathlands Spring has begun transforming the rolling farmlands and woodlands around Ashford, and … of new seedlings and fresh foliage are easy enough to witness - but the yearly awakening of amphibians and … manage to persuade some of our enthusiastic volunteers to become amateur herpetologists for a night, and have a go at …