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… today … Local initiatives at Kent Wildlife Trust aim to tackle global climate and nature crisis … Kent Wildlife Trust is … urging the public to think globally but act locally when it comes to the climate and nature crisis. … Around the world … over 9000 acres of land across more than 80 different sites and nature reserves, alongside three visitor centres. …

… Learn more … 2023 – It’s Been Wild! … The launch of a … Looking forward to 2024, there is so much more to come and so much more to say as we head towards a general … Nightmares campaign encouraged people visiting wildlife sites to behave responsibly and not let off fireworks near …

… the programme at a subsidised rate, the Trust invests at least £190,000 every year. These funds are raised through philanthropic donations made to the Trust.  … All children … To reach as many children as possible, and to deliver a competitive programme, we must subsidise the cost to the …

… interest or passion or want to align your charitable aims with your business activities or target audiences … … Sponsorship opportunities … Becoming a Wilder Business is good for nature and great for … opportunities to provide key materials to help manage the site, pay for benches, project work or team members, support …

… Learn more … A sea full of superheroes … Forget Aquaman! …     Solar-powered sea slug This soft-bodied sea creature’s comic book credentials include a name packed with … scales that help protect it from predators and parasites. But this is no simple suit. The scales overlap and …

… grazers … Origins - What's the History? Longhorn cattle date back to medieval times and were most common in the Midlands and Northern England [i] . At this … femoral ponds. Since the cattle went on in early 2024 the site has changed considerably, with the cows allowing the …

… conservation project is shaping the future of our relationship with wildlife, and you could be part of that change.  By becoming a Bison Benefactor, your name will be forged in bronze and take pride of place in the Ancient Blean Woodlands, mounted on the country’s first Bison …

… careers: More than just fieldwork … Contrary to popular belief, the conservation sector is much broader than outdoor work and encompasses opportunities for various skills, interests, and working styles. … Conservation careers: Something for everyone  The …

… landscape around Lamberhurst, Furnace Farm and Scotney Castle stand out as two areas where Kent Wildlife Trust (KWT) is … opportunities to create habitats not currently seen on the site. There are signs that the river periodically floods, … and begin to spread out into the adjacent field, becoming thicker; the ancient woodlands will expand out into …

… An interview with a coppice worker by Michele Sheldon … Leave Those Trees Alone … More from the … don’t like it but you’ve got to remember the trees were planted to harvest. I’ve had lots of people shouting at me … I’ve been wooding for 50 years now and I own the company. My dad did the same thing. When I left school, I …

… Grid’s “disingenuous” Sea Link Proposal … Sir Roger Gale added he has no confidence or trust in National Grid … not hold back his disdain for the multi-million-pound company, who have failed to mitigate previous developments … It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that Richborough site has been selected simply because it is so close to …

… brilliant nature-themed books for children, all sorted by recommended reading age for ease of browsing! … Please Help Planet Earth is the perfect toddler-friendly introduction to …