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… a half thousand acres of farmland away from intensive arable and livestock farming into one of the largest areas of … to chat about around Biodiversity Net Gain and carbon credits in the way that that industry, different industries … picture. What you're painting a picture of is the exact opposite of that. That actually it allows more people to live …

… UK-born free-roaming bison calf in thousands of years is released as she reaches her first birthday. … The youngster … a bull from Germany who had been delayed due to paperwork complexities, finally joined the four females. Earlier this … future of the Blean secured and become a place not only visited for its outstanding wildlife and scenic woodlands but …

… of a river bank. Beavers use them to keep safe; they eat, sleep and look after their family in them. Burrows are holes … Kent, book onto a beaver study day to receive training and come join the group. … Beaver citizen scientist programme … … advice, please visit the beaver management groups website, which has additional resources. Click here for the …

… Learn more … Now what's the difference between a weasel and … have pine marten, you're more likely to get red squirrels coming back again because they can't catch the red … and a whistle. They are basically kind of hefted to that site. So they go out every day but then they come back to …

… … The Nature 2030 campaign is urging us to ask political leaders to make 5 General Election pledges to save nature. … … and is home to some of the largest and most well-known companies in the UK. Kent’s businesses cover an amazingly … the ‘good’ standard of ecological status and only 62% of sites monitored have been classified as ‘excellent’ against …

… Kent Wildlife Trust gave an assembly about the Darent Valley Landscape Recovery Project and the Wilder Kent Awards to … all about ocean pollution, finding out where pollution comes from, how long things take to break down in the ocean, … amazed to hear that the school has planted an orchard on site to support wildlife and encourage food that is locally …

… behaviour is very different to lowland sheep. They target woody species such as chestnut leaves, bramble and sycamore, climbing fences to reach up … are the first sheep breed we have used to manage woodland sites where they excelled so quickly. … The story goes... …

… funding from Biffa Award, we have also received invaluable support from The Cobtree Charity Trust and the Blakemore … huge thank you to the local residents, schools, nurseries, community groups, volunteers and families that wrote letters … and our volunteers are working hard to prepare the site. The new platform will be installed towards the end of …

… Our collective vision: The Blean Wildscape is a biologically rich, … approach, the Blean Wildscape Initiative will work with the community, landowners/managers and stakeholders from across … future of the Blean secured to become a place not only visited for its outstanding wildlife and scenic woodlands but …

… Related news … Charlotte Lewis of Kent Wildlife Trust said : “The event was … created an election toolkit available to download on our website to help people with this decision as part of our Vote … environmental hustings, the final event is the Weald on 26th June 2024.    FREE tickets for the hustings at …

… businesses and organisations to offer high integrity carbon credits and biodiversity net gain units as well as a raft of … and ecological services to help make your business a little wilder! Wilder Carbon Wilder Carbon Units can be … and increasing wildlife as well as benefiting people and communities in the long-term. Visit Wilder Carbon Adonis …

… areas have been created but alternative routes are available for walkers and as always, we ask our visitors to keep … us as we continue to maintain these peatlands for years to come, you can apply to be a Hothfield Heathlands volunteer on our website . … Restoring Bogs and Peatland … Ian Rickards, Area …