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… If you go down to the woods today – 9 surprising animals to look out for … only much, much larger. These long-eared residents remain a common character amongst British folklore and are still … through the Wilder Blean Project . As the UK's only free roaming Bison herd, this award winning conservation effort has …

… yellowhammer. … 124 of the count was a micro moth green oak tortrix (Tortrix viridana). When I say 124 - that's all we … so impossible to record every one. … It's a relative newcomer to the UK, first recorded in 1995 slowly becoming more common. Originates from tropical and sub-tropical …

… around in the countryside can be challenging. We wanted to create a space that would be easily accessible at all … open glades will attract butterflies such as the peacock, comma and tortoiseshell, with the chance of seeing a white … Kent's last four valley bogs and one of its few remaining fragments of open heath. … In enhancing the wetland and bog …

… As it starts to get colder, you might start to prune the trees in your … grounds when spring arrives. Butterflies get valuable minerals and salts from slightly muddy water, and birds use … during the chilly winter months as sources of water can become frozen and more difficult to find. To make it as …

… locations or hot desks within a Trust hub, out in the community with third parties, home working or a combination … well as the personal benefits of offering flexible working to support your work life balance.   At Kent Wildlife Trust … contribute 9% of gross salary provided you contribute a minimum of 4%. You can make your contributions via salary …

… bridges which will open up a further 150 hectares of space to the herd. … Wilder Blean Initiative … It’s ‘Blean’ a … using large herbivores to reshape the landscape to combat the nature crisis and make the area more resilient to … to work with MPs and other government bodies like Defra to advocate for changes in guidance and legislation and …

… 10 years old, he is advocating for nature and taking action towards creating a Wilder Kent. … on Instagram or Twitter at @benjaminfallow – and find his show for cards and prints using the button below! … You can follow Benji … What we can do to help …

… 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 …

… dog lovers and nature lovers, but are those two passions compatible? We spoke to some Wildlife Trust staff who balance both. … Sarah-Kay … dog ownership and feel we all have a part to play in minimising wildlife disturbance. I am lucky enough to live …

… Possibly because they fledged at the same time whilst Aiden took a bit longer. Ash is inquisitive, bold and adventurous. … nature has got him into a couple of scrapes resulting in minor injuries requiring extra care from the “Chough Mums." … has never been injured but often keeps her unruly brother company when he is on “nest rest.” Staff joke that this is …

… wildlife … Our nature reserves are some of the best places to enjoy the Kent countryside, but for the sake of the … might turn green again, but this is often with the more common plants that can grow anywhere, not the specialist … away from conservation and into repair and maintenance of infrastructure. It’s not just bins we have lost because of …

… glider. During our visit, Lawrence and Adrian delved into how to roll this out across the gliding club. Each flight … and altitude information for the entire flight to accompany the bug splat data. By counting the number of insect … – pollinating plants, decomposing organic matter, forming the basis of many food chains; without them, life on …