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… pollination by insects. 41% of insects face extinction. 30 to 50% of all species could be extinct by mid-century .  The … 90% less energy and last longer than standard lights.  Decomposing matter in landfills produces methane gas, which … Recycling one ton of paper saves 2,548 litres of oil , 26,498 litres of water and 2.5 cubic metres of landfill …

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… our wildlife wins in 2025 that we wouldn't have been able to achieve without you. It's a bumper edition packed with … of our Sevenoaks Visitor Centre, which we're excited to welcome you back to from mid-January.  Read and download Wilder … the magazines below: … Latest edition: Wilder Kent Spring 2026 Welcome to 2026! In this spring edition of Wilder Kent, …

… feature during past decades. Many farmers have sought to redress this individually on their farms by implementing … a handful of recovery pilots that have been approved by DEFRA so far within their new scheme. … The Darent Valley … Lapwing, Adder, Man orchid, Water crowfoot and Brown trout. Community engagement is also crucial; working with various …

… Today, The Wildlife Trusts publish A vision for the return … beavers | North Wales Wildlife Trust Three years since Defra’s beaver consultation  opened on 25th August 2021:  … Government published a long-term strategy to help beavers become established throughout Scotland’s lochs, burns and …

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… Dogs evolved as a predatory species. Even though they now spend 90% of their time … small creatures may often feel the need to flee when a dog comes close even if it hasn't noticed them. Animals that are … and lakes. Parasite treatments for dogs are already contaminating waterways worldwide. The University of Sussex …

… Read more blog posts … Our Top Five Walks in Kent … Aimee Howe takes you through some … Around the coastline, populations of both grey seals and common seals may be seen bobbing around in the sea or … Kent's last four valley bogs and one of its few remaining fragments of open heath. Some 86-hectares of heathland, …

… rain and help reduce flood risk. Even using pebbles and stones is better than concrete or slabs as it provides some … house. Shrubs and trees have a great cooling effect. Grow a mini meadow. This means mowing less often over the summer. … over the summer months.  Here's how to get started. Compost your waste. Creating your own compost and adding it …

… the UK’s wild places, from the scarily elusive ghost orchid to the ghost moth, named for the hovering display flight of … that focus the faint light onto its chloroplasts. The luminous glow is a delightful side effect of this superb … from the webs of other spiders. … Witches Witches are a common sight on Halloween night, travelling door-to-door, …

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