… to support and protect existing barn owls and create safe places for them to increase in numbers. … Although welcomed by most farmers, game-keepers in Victorian times killed many as they wrongly thought barn owls preyed on game …
… Read more blog posts … Golden leaves and woodland crafts at Forest School … Autumn is one of our … and family events all year round. We have three main sites from which we run Forest School sessions all year …
… Next up - minibeast hunting! We’ll take our magnifying glasses to investigate a variety of habitats and see who … holiday club, we are always very careful with these fragile minibeasts. How can we tell if what we’ve found is a … or a centipede? We’ll use our ID sheets to learn the names of different minibeasts and practice how to tell them …
… This exciting session gives learners the chance to experience Forest School and all that … and spiritually. Through hands-on experiences in our woodland setting, Forest School aims to nurture curiosity, … Barn in Maidstone. Tyland Barn is a smaller, more contained site and does not have true woodland, however we are still …
… in partnership with Buglife. If you go places in a vehicle with a number plate then this super quick survey is for … are handy guides on the UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme website to help you identify anything you’re unsure of. Plus, … knowledge needed! Riverfly volunteers are trained to become citizen scientists and join a team to monitor their …
… track increases in bio-abundance and ongoing management of sites, including supporting our reserve wardens. Talia Sherrin-Gates, Head of Income Generation at Kent Wildlife Trust, says: “The ambitious target of this appeal really does reflect the urgency of the situation. We are losing these …
… needed to help cows after rubbish dumped at Darenth Valley beauty spot … Kent Wildlife Trust is appealing for … strewn with litter. … Conservation Grazing Ranger, Jess Allam, who captured the recent images of the grazing cattle … cans that are left behind for us to collect. These are big sites and though we check them every day, it is easy to miss …
… Related news … Charlotte Lewis of Kent Wildlife Trust said : “The event was … net zero goals and will define the future of generations to come. We must all act now and this is just one example of … created an election toolkit available to download on our website to help people with this decision as part of our Vote …
… 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 … Download a draft press release here and adapt it to reflect the fundraising efforts … about your event and involve your friends, family and community. Check out the fundraising pack at the top of this … to post on social media We’d love to know what you have planned so please do contact us if you’re getting involved, …
… Gravel provides the perfect environment for drought-tolerant planting, attracting wildlife when other parts of the garden … gravel can be one of the more hospitable options when it comes to wildlife. Not only is it low-maintenance and …
… for getting to know other farmers, especially as we are relatively new to farming in this area of Kent. We’ve also learnt a lot about species found on other nearby farms and … … Kent farmer clusters … Farming and wildlife projects … Upcoming farming events … Here we have information about …
… The long-awaited publication of the Environment Bill is welcome but The Wildlife Trusts are concerned that the Bill must not be delayed further if we are to tackle the serious environmental challenges we face. Cross-party … Lawton, who led a Government review of England’s wildlife sites in 2010, said: “There is compelling evidence that they …