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… through a thriving FB group of over 450 members, a website and a core of highly knowledgeable naturalists. … farms has strengthened bonds between farmers and the wider community. Natural England has been a big part of this … want to get involved, check out the  Marden Wildlife website and Facebook group .  If you are a farmer and …

… - their Parliamentary address is: [MP's Name] House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA Failing this, other options available include visiting your MP's website or your local library for more information about … nature and champion ambitious measures to create a Wilder Future! … If you want to make an impression, you can meet …

… from housing plan … The RSPB and Kent Wildlife Trust welcome the withdrawal today of the planning application to … Kent. … We look forward, optimistically, to a positive future for the area and its wildlife, which is important for … application. We look forward, optimistically, to a positive future for the area and its wildlife, which is important for …

… interact with members of the public who are walking on the common to share their good work and the value of … Monitoring Team … Joanne Turpin … Peter Smart … Julie Cordier … Green Team West – Sevenoaks – David Hopkins – … that in order for us to achieve our vision of a Wilder future, we need to support and inspire others to take action …

… hours at Pegwell Bay the team had collected a staggering 126kg of litter. The waste mostly consisted of fine pieces of … more about this wonderful wildlife Nature Reserve visit our website .   Notes to editors Enquiries: Sally Smith: … and inspire young people to help secure a more sustainable future and create a Wilder Kent. About the Thanet Coast …

… and how we can all work together towards a better, wilder future. At this event, we had two guest speakers… The first … how Wildlife Trusts really can help local businesses to become environmentally sustainable. The second was Anthony … and how we can all work together towards a better, wilder future. At this event, we had two guest speakers… The first …

… heritage and should be protected and looked after for future generations. Development of Lodge Hill could set a … for development applications nationwide. The mitigation and compensation that would be necessary is untested, and … We are working together to try and save Lodge Hill for future generations. … Lodge Hill … Homes England have …

… threat. For example, when birds sense a threat, their bodies fill with adrenaline and they become very stressed for a short time until they can be … reserves. Report Disturbance Birdwise North Kent have a website where you can report disturbance if you are on the …

… to unsuccessful breeding season.  By working with the community and partners, like Kent Wildlife Trust it is hoped … wildlife crime or disturbance to report it to us via our website.”  Protected Area Warden Nina Jones added: “Pegwell … can report it in the following ways:  Via the Kent Police Website, or call 101, if you have a hearing or speech …

… of your own garden or patch of land? Take a look at our  website  for great tips on encouraging wildlife at home. If … for nature: write to your MP, sign a petition and become a member. It all helps secure a future for our wildlife and wild spaces. … Please read our  …

… a variety of species, including whales and fish. Indigenous communities began using beaver pelts to trade. From this, … connection and their conservation, past, present and future. Why do we want our native European Beaver back in … of European beaver in Kent can be enjoyed by people now and future generations to come. If you want to learn more about …

… were the preferred method of installation, however, commitments were reneged, and open-cut trenching techniques … the new converter and substation are proposed.   … Key points form the Kent Wildlife Trust's response to the …