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… cleaner and greener. What are we calling for? We must come together to restore our habitats on a landscape scale … that will truly give nature and people a safe and healthy future. What we are doing Here in Kent, we are working to … We want to take conservation to the next level and stop common plants and animals becoming rare. By wilding, working …

… and red-legged partridge, amongst others. The red-listed common cuckoo and eurasian woodcock have been recorded, and tawny owl and common buzzard are sighted frequently and suspected to be … guided me through the site’s best features, describing future management, spotting fantastic fungi, ancient …

… wildlife … With a bit of encouragement your garden can become a popular destination for a wide range of visitors. … a blank canvas to work with. Improving the stony, thin, compacted soil requires some time and effort, but many … actually prefer poorer soils, so conditions are ideal for this kind of wildlife-friendly planting. Although …

… Here's some fun facts! … It is commonly believed that the word "butterfly" is a derived … … This protects the insect and keeps water inside their bodies so they don’t dry out. … They do this to find out … and insects have their skeletons on the outside of their bodies, called the exoskeleton. … 9. Many butterflies can …

… Find out more … The future of UK farming policy was another hot topic. Many …

… list of retailers. The list below shows the peat-free composts that the larger retailers stock, to help you when … Current offer (March 2023) Ashridge Sells only peat-free compost. Own brand bedding plants are peat-free. B&Q Sells … peat free to protect the planet! Peat has been a major ingredient of the compost used in gardening for many years. This …

… and trying to avoid plastic packaged fruit and veg in the supermarket (although shopping for 1 makes that quite easy) …

… plant (well for today anyway) on the Heathland will only become obvious from the chilly waters of the upper bog in May. … by the nitrogen-rich soup extracted from the dissolved bodies of insects that are captured by the extremely sensitive … cold winter – stratification – to promote germination. The common name sundew describes the plants’ appearance, every …

… our premiums. “The centre is a hub for local people who come here to enjoy family days out, bird watching and the … our  Nature Nightmares appeal,  a funder set up to help us deal with crime and antisocial behaviour on our sites.” The … contact Kent Police on 01622 604100 quoting reference 23-0263. If anyone wishes to support Kent Wildlife Trust in …

… and space for other plants to grow. Their small size is ideal on wet woodland sites where they help to maintain the … site visits, learning about the Trust’s Grazing Plan and Community Engagement strategy and will now go on to help the … provided before taking on this role. To learn more about becoming a volunteer livestock checker click here . … Dexter …

… Ultimately, we want #LessTalkMoreAction to secure the future for both people and wildlife. We are working with The … on the global stage. So, join us and make some noise - become a member or donate today . … My experience of COPs and … was my chance to be part of an event where governments, communities and non-governmental organisations would agree …

… more information at the Soil Association or Woodland Trust Website – links below!  References Wakelyns Agroforestry …