Search

… Learn more … Rain doesn't stop play for Forest Schools! … As … a reappearance, the changing of the seasons also means we get to spend time in the woods, kicking the crunchy leaves, … rather than a one-off visit.” We now have 3 main sites from which we run Forest School sessions all year …

… ignore those that face west, and don’t use them if we let vegetation obscure or shade them. We make sure the homes … one large one. By providing a variety of potential nest sites, we can learn what is most popular with bees and other … in spring and early summer, they can fly towards the light coming through the hole in the base of the flower pot and …

… up to recognise and reward the work schools, businesses and community groups are doing in helping us create a … Kent Awards is an esteemed scheme which recognises and celebrates outstanding achievements for nature. By partnering … you access to a range of benefits including branding, on-site and digital promotion, discounts and more as detailed …

… Related blog posts … Spring Wildlife at Lydden Temple Ewell Reserve … Lydden Temple Ewell is a massive reserve, … will be many plants and animals to look out for over the coming months. Butterflies such as brimstones, peacock and … In July and August, many species can be seen at the site, ranging from the green hairstreak to the rare …

… an educational approach that places nature at the core of learning, fostering a deep connection between children and … School session is a full day so that learners have time to complete activities and explore their surroundings without … which means we can work with 2 groups in one day. … All our sites, activities, tools and equipment are risk assessed and …

… We do not make a profit from parking, but it is a valuable contribution that supports the £1.2m annual running costs … amphibians that live here. “We know many of our visitors come to fill bottles of water from the Artisan well that we maintain on the site, most people would not think twice about spending a few …

… the area of land managed for wildlife at a landscape scale? In order to develop an approach to answering this … theoretical results. A connectivity modelling tool is a computer software package that can look at existing habitat … Through the project, Kent Wildlife Trust has achieved accreditation as a Conservation Evidence Champion. Kent …

… Kent Wildlife Trust renews appeal for dogs to be kept on lead after goat dies in attack … Kent Wildlife Trust has … of the Trust’s conservation strategy, and the animals on site play a critical role in maintaining biodiversity. Kent … with a host of advice for dog owners so they can enjoy pet ownership in nature. To find out more visit the campaign …

… in each podcast episode into transcriptions for people who still want to enjoy the podcast through reading. Find … schools and businesses who are making a difference in their communities. Join us today, to take a Talk on the Wild Side. … the National Grid Sea Link episode the proposed mitigation site has been revised.  On this update, National Grid …

… You can become a member, make a donation, volunteer with us or leave a gift in your will. … Support Kent Wildlife Trust … … home  Keep dogs on leads (check whether they're allowed on-site) and pick up dog mess  Park considerately   Cafes and …

… a tree, not just for yourself but for future generations … Learn more about Kent's magnificent tree species in our … of flooding, and absorbs air pollution.   If you're a community group or an individual planning to plant a number … be brilliant, but it's really important to ensure the right site is chosen, and the right trees. Before starting your …

… Wildlife group are working with farmers to exchange knowledge and experience to benefit nature in the Marden area. … … part of an ES option or supplied free from the RSPB, and welcome Marden Wildlife (MW) volunteers to monitor the strips … winter movements of Yellowhammers, and identifying gut parasites in farmland birds. … Joining forces with local farmers …