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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 …

… 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 …

… Doctors, medical professionals, and community link workers are increasingly looking to nature to … positive impact on individuals - reducing stress levels and anxiety, and improving self-esteem and … nature conservation charity, Kent Wildlife Trust is well-placed to offer nature-based social prescribing …

… Improve energy efficiency and cut heat loss A well-insulated home stays warmer for longer and uses less energy for heating. This means fewer emissions released … your home or explore local energy-sharing schemes that let communities benefit from shared renewable generation. Why it …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… team have been busy over the summer cutting back and clearing the circular footpaths around the reserve, allowing walkers and horse riders to fully enjoy the site and views across the valley. Next up for the team will … cut and clear around one of the ponds on site to stop it becoming swamped by brambles.  The Queendown team have spent …

… When exercising your dog, follow any local guidance or on-site signage to ensure that your pet isn't disturbing … water if they have recently been treated with a topical flea treatment. These are essentially pesticides which can … can be a great way of skipping the wasteful packaging that comes along with most commercially available pet treats, and …

… with Scotland recording the greatest fall at 65%, Wales at 64%, England at 62% and Northern Ireland at 55% … with a combination of unrestricted funding, cloud computing credits, and engagement with AWS technical specialists - … work to protect and restore our most important wildlife sites, restore lost habitats at scale and reconnect our …

… improvement scheme … Kent Wildlife Trust encourages people to ‘stand up for nature’ and take part in A229 … Planning and Policy Officer, Nicholas Trower says: “These sites are essential stepping-stones for pollinators and home … to rare and protected species. The loss of these habitats, combined with increased nitrogen dioxide pollution from the …

… Learn more … International Women's Day … Meet the ‘Wild … but to embrace their strengths and learn from failures to become more resilient. She says: “I've always been so … keen to share her love of nature with those visiting the site. Nina will often work extra days at other sites, …

… and gain weight throughout the year as part of a natural cycle. … Prominent backbone Prominent hip and shoulder bones … a useful general guide (as seen in the image) but as dogs come in all shapes and sizes vets need a prior knowledge of … reserve are an example of animals that remain on the same site year-round, thus, their weight patterns follow the …