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Bison ranger at the bison festival looking out into the festival and the people - photo by Tom Cawdron

Bison Ranger Experiences

… accessibility and bespoke visits, please contact our team today. … Subscribe to our events newsletter to be the first to know about new Bison Ranger Experiences … Upcoming events … Bookings and Information … Events newsletter … … Bison Ranger Experiences will return in Spring 2026. Join us for an unforgettable wilding experience with a …

Grass identification study day where woman is holding up grasses and a microscope sits beside her

Wildlife Study Days

… The prices for our normal Study Days in 2026 are as follows: Standard fee: £42.50 per person per day. … [email protected] stating the course you wish to book and a contact phone number. Places on our courses … Many courses are very popular, so early booking is recommended. Please note that we need at least 10 working …

Family outdoors, photo by Thomas Alexander

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… From professional photography, video filming to TV dramas and feature films, our nature reserves … it would help us to process any initial location request by completing a simple form. … Media enquiries … Want to film …

Species Reintroductions & Rewilding

… on many species reintroduction projects and will continue to do so in the coming decades. Currently, our species reintroduction projects …

Bird disturbance at our coastal reserves

… trigger a natural threat response in birds, leading to negative impacts on bird health and their chances of … a threat, their bodies fill with adrenaline and they become very stressed for a short time until they can be … disturbance from the water by respecting speed limits and minimise wash and noise near breeding sites. Avoid landing …

How do I get involved?

… We need your help to create a bigger, better, more biodiverse home for … for nature: write to your MP, sign a petition and become a member. It all helps secure a future for our wildlife … with you. Are you a regular visitor? Why not consider becoming one of our livestock or fence checking volunteers? See …

The bison herd at the Blean, with a calf in the middle.

Meet the herd – the eight wild bison on a wilding journey in Canterbury

… wilding journey in Canterbury … Since bison were released into West Blean and Thornden Woods on the outskirts of … they came from and whether they have names. Well, you have come to the right place – read on to learn the story behind … unicorn bison, Female One. It was particularly heart-warming to see Female One having her own bison calf as she …

The visitor centre at Romney Marsh Nature Reserve.

Romney Marsh Visitor Centre and Nature Reserve

… Romney Marsh Visitor Centre and Nature Reserve … Important update: The … open to the public. Please read the update below. … Having completed a full review it’s become clear that with visitor … fact, we’re looking to enhance our offering there in the coming months and years. We also recently signed a new cafe …

Blean Vegetation. A woodland in the summer's light. Photo taken May 22 by Donovan Wright

Meet the Wilder Blean conservation grazers

… wild boar and the Tamworth pig) which does a similar job to wild boars. Wild boars sit under the Dangerous Wild … of conduct and keep your distance from them. You are welcome to photograph them but use a zoom lens and be aware … and stick to the footpaths. … No. There are now free-roaming horses and cattle in the area. In the interests of …

Our plans for our woodlands - Here's how your donation will make Kent's woodlands wilder

… threats like ash dieback disease. In Kent, our proximity to mainland Europe means we are especially vulnerable to … cherry laurel and goat’s rue can spread rapidly and outcompete native plants, like wood anemone, bluebells and lily … closely with landowners we can restore and reconnect fragmented woodland habitats, creating vital wildlife …

Save Swanscombe

… The historic use of the site has led to a unique mosaic of habitats … diversity of wildlife. The importance of the Swanscombe Peninsula for nature was recognised by Natural England … degraded through development, causing habitat loss and fragmentation. Kent Wildlife Trust is working to ensure that …

How is this project 'Wilding'?

… introducing the right “ecosystem engineer" species to the environment to improve habitats naturally. Ecosystem … one does occur. We are also upgrading all the fencing infrastructure on the site including the entire boundary … use in the project. Wildwood Trust are very experienced in completing these processes to a high-quality and following …