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… Kent Wildlife Trust wants to use BNG to enable genuine, scaled up habitat restoration and improvements … We will therefore seek to incorporate key BNG funded sites into its estate, in line with our targets to double … other designations do not deliver maximised biodiversity outcomes, let alone facilitate improved co-benefits from a …

… you for your home and garden that will benefit bats. … Problems for bats There are a few things that it’s important not … they are attracted to any insects stuck to them and can become trapped themselves. If you have to use one, enclose it … house-side. BCT have some excellent information on their website that you may find useful to help choose the right site …

… General Planning Advice guide and read our tips on how to comment on a planning application. Download our guidance … wildlife being harmed in Kent, or any action that might lead to wildlife being harmed, you can contact Kent Police … crime in Kent. Visit the Kent Police rural crime website . You can also visit the Country Eye website and …

… Book now … Laud Building Room Lg46 Canterbury Christchurch University … Campus) North Holmes Road Canterbury CT1 1QU … The Wilder Blean Community Advisory Group is a space for anyone from the …

… shrubs and climbers provide food, shelter and breeding places for our wildlife. Nesting birds  and hibernating … shrubs and climbers are likely non-native or cultivated. While there’s no question that native plants support a wider … hawthorn, holly, firethorn and cotoneaster provide a welcome meal and shelter at this time, particularly for …

… How can we measure 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 …

… Times bestselling children’s author Alice Hemming, who visited the schools to lead creative storytelling workshops based on her book The … and the Butterfly with some of the children who helped me come up with ideas for the book in its early stages. … I had …

… There is car parking at West Blean and Thornden woods, but you can easily walk or cycle … also talking to bus operators about adding a bus stop on site. Kent Wildlife Trust are also running walking Safaris … Thornden Woods, you might notice some changes as we have welcomed the UK's first wild bison herd. Read more about the …

… Meadows Project Officer Camilla Blackburn shares how small sites can really make a difference to wildlife. … Last week, I was working with Lesley, a landowner living near Shadoxhurst. A little over a … lovely West Kent Green Team volunteers, who had agreed to come and work with me), Lesley and I made a first attempt at …

… the chances are you are not the only one. Take to your community online gossip boards and contact your parish council. Then, begin to draw up a list of people willing to help form a campaign group. It can be helpful … Check out the planning portal on your local council’s website and make sure your facts are correct. Once you have …

… Emissions from buildings need to become zero by 2050 … We look after over 90 nature reserves … support UK households and businesses to switch to renewable energy sources.   Here are some tips to reduce the … to the bottom of doors and ensure your loft and wall insulation is up to scratch. You can also reduce drafts from …

… spring flower, the snowdrop has long been a symbol of the coming light. In the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc (celebrated on February 1st), for example, snowdrops are often … pollen within stay dry.  You’ll spot them in pastures, woodlands, orchards, and gardens, typically favouring damper …