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… The project will take place in West Blean woods, near Canterbury in East Kent. Kent Wildlife … in the UK. Before we bought the wood, it was managed commercially for timber production, which is why almost half … as climate change, soil degradation and flooding. On this site that means the introduction of grazing animals …

… have the potential to make the impacts of Covid -19 on people look like a minor blip. Climate Change already gives the … owners. We already manage a suite of coastal and inland sites. All these sustain bio-abundance and biodiversity as … At the moment the beta version allows for both “donation credits" that individuals can buy if they want to compensate …

… Read more blog posts … Having these ecosystem engineers on site will create a biodiverse habitat which supports a wide … and maintained by natural processes.  … Meet the animals coming to Kent … Read about how each of our new resident species will help create a Wilder Blean... … Longhorn cattle  The new herd of cattle in this …

… The website has been written to allow you to easily change the text size to make it either larger or smaller via your browser settings. Some browsers will allow you … statements We are currently working on updating these for 2026 and will share on this page shortly.  … Want to know …

… attempted an internet search to find out how to pay which led them to a fraudulent site, they initially lost £50 in the incident but thankfully … nature restoration work. The Trust does not receive any income from fines, which are collected by a third-party …

… , set up to help Kent Wildlife Trust recoup the cost of cleaning and repairs following antisocial behaviour or criminal activity on their sites. Whilst there are multiple examples of people doing … are many examples of people doing good work too. On Tuesday 26 people from Natural England, Kent Stour Countryside …

… shows critically endangered Kentish milkwort is making a comeback in the county … Conservationists have said they are … began with a comprehensive survey of current and historical sites to better understand species requirements and … recorded no plants for the past four years. Seeds were collected from the strongest population and taken to Kew to …

… The teacher was extremely knowledgeable and kept the children engaged throughout. The … an appropriately high level and we are very grateful to the site for making our trip so worthwhile and enjoyable. … The … … Anna and the team were very knowledgeable and welcomed us to the site. We book this every year, the children …

… means to him and looks to the future. … Volunteers come from all walks of life and are bonded by a passion to … environment and helping Kent Wildlife Trust to manage the site. But it doesn’t end there. There is a feeling of close … many years and have gained a wealth of experience and knowledge from fencing to surveys. Over the years they have made …

… We need to raise £120,000 by the end of April to scale up our Wilder Grazing programme and bring more land back … Fell ponies as conservation grazers   Nowadays, fells are becoming increasingly valued as conservation grazers; they are … as thistle and gorse and reeds and rushes. They improve site biodiversity by targeting competitive plants. Their …

… Related news … Charity urges witnesses to come forward following fatal dog attack on four goats … … out-of-control dogs …   Signs have also been placed on the site, they read:   “Someone is Killing our Goats. After 4 years of living side by side with local, responsible dog walkers, it seems that someone irresponsible has …

… variety of plants and animals. It is also rare and fragile, requiring careful management. Kent Wildlife Trust has … these chalk grasslands and hopes to transform the Polhill site from arable farmed land to a haven for nature with … these precious species at Polhill will have a further 26 acres to grow, bringing a much-needed biodiversity boost …