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… More news … Police and partners team up to protect wildlife on Kent’s coast … Kent Police, Kent … voluntary agreement under specific conditions, however, to minimise disturbance, watersports, such as jetskiing, paddle … to unsuccessful breeding season.  By working with the community and partners, like Kent Wildlife Trust it is hoped …

… with Your Wilding Journey in 2024: A Guide for Schools and Communities … Embark on your wilding journey today - and you could be up for a Wilder Kent Award! … a moment to define your goals for the project. Are you aiming to attract specific wildlife to the area? Perhaps …

… Kent Wildlife Trust has been working to protect, restore and enhance nature throughout the county … recovery is falling short. National nature budgets remain a fraction of what’s needed to meet even basic climate and … landscape means that securing philanthropic gifts is more competitive than ever, and what little is available is often …

… wildlife … Pesticides vs natural pest control One big step towards growing vegetables with wildlife in mind is to  stop using chemical pesticides . These upset the … that’s more vulnerable to attack, so make sure you have a compost heap to provide plenty of animal-friendly, …

… environmental responsibility seriously? Perhaps you want to have a little fun while doing your part for nature! If … more control over what you do with it, consider creating a mindfulness garden. These serene corners can provide … a thoughtful gesture, but also a powerful statement of your commitment to environmental responsibility. This year, …

… with an extensive coastal and intertidal environment comprising elements of the eastern Thames Estuary, the … English Channel. In north-east Kent, located between the towns of Whitstable and Deal, is the North East Kent Marine … In 1964 they were introduced to the United Kingdom by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries to offset the …

… our planet … Healthy ecosystems give us everything we need to survive: water, clean air, food, and raw materials for … we could expect more extreme weather events affecting our communities, and food shortages would be the norm.    … ecosystem services  Deforestation, land use change, habitat fragmentation , climate change, pollution, and ozone …

… ranging from sweet chestnut coppice and wet woodland to lowland beech and yew woodland.   Many factors determine why a woodland has evolved in a particular manner and … most of the woodlands which we know so well today have come about as a result of being heavily managed, and the …

… Everyone is welcome to come to the events - you do not need to have any knowledge of … been introduced from other parts of the world and are becoming invasive, while others are native to Britain but …

… The easiest way to pay is by using the RinGo App . You can pay online or by … which will see the Trust receive 100% of the parking income while ECP will receive 100% of any penalty charges.   … … implementing an automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) infrastructure at select sites. This upgrade is made possible …

… management advice and, importantly, returns all profits to conservation work in Kent. … Adonis Blue Environmental … ecology services across Kent, Medway and beyond. … Welcome to Adonis Blue Environmental … We offer... … Subscribe … gain’ approach will be brought into effect in the forthcoming Environment Bill. Developers will be required to create …

… kicks off Insect Week with an excellent blog on pollinator lifecycles. Learn how they go from egg to maturity and … of the adults in flight or of the hatching eggs transforming into hungry larvae. Dependent on the insect, the peak … life cycle. Some adult butterflies such as peacock and comma, become dormant and hibernate in tree hollows, …