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… all about ocean pollution, finding out where pollution comes from, how long things take to break down in the ocean, … as possible. This data can be compared to surveys done in future years to monitor how local wildlife is doing.   We … about ocean pollution and Years 1 and 2 took part in some super seed planting! … On Kent Wildlife Trust’s final visit …

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… Find out more about our conservation grazers … Coming in a wide range of sizes, colours and patterns, with … of horn sizes and shapes, these goats are perhaps the ideal conservation animal. Their field of clear vision is … carry weight in the same place as sheep so they always look comparatively skinny, no matter how much they eat. They are …

… shares what volunteering means to him and looks to the future. … Volunteers come from all walks of life and are bonded by a passion to … us, pick up the skills and eventually take over from us oldies. The future of volunteering for the Trust, whether …

… could see the natural return of otter and beaver in the future. … There are also plans to improve the site's carbon … our wellbeing. It is an opportunity for the local and wider community to engage with nature and the chance to inspire … are currently out for public consultation on the Trust's website, will be submitted to Sevenoaks District Council in …

… … Add a well-placed barn owl box and Hothfield Heathlands becomes an ideal spot for barn owls. … However, owl nest boxes can … found within pellets can reveal a lot about the Barn owl’s dietary habits and requirements. Their main choice of prey …

… Kent Wildlife Trust is a conservation charity working with communities, organisations and individuals to protect the future of Kent’s habitats and wildlife. We inspire people to … personal data to get to know you better include: Our website Our website uses ‘cookies’ to help provide you with …

… and other insects, which are essential for the chough's diet. “Dover sits at the end of a network of several chalk … to the Castle.  The project has been generously funded by a combination of project partners including Kent Downs … residents and local donors. As the project looks forward to future bird releases, more funding is required and project …

… air pollution are double the World Health Organisation recommended annual average maximum limit.  You can find your … sewage, and urban run-off are all harming our water bodies – with only 14% of England’s rivers marked ‘high … forced to pursue intensive and damaging practices that suit supermarket demands. The next government, then, should …

… since pine martens roamed wild here in the South East. A combination of habitat loss and degradation, hunting and … between the Kent and East Sussex border, which previous studies have highlighted can support pine martens. This area is … benefit other species, including humans.  … Feasibility studies In 2024, the South East Pine Marten Restoration Project …

… talking about the environment - or sensing it with our bodies - to unravel these buried threads and see more clearly … more importantly, how this relationship could change in the future. This post will walk you through my immersive … guest blog! More about Flora can be found on her website below, including information about past projects and …

… in London alone. They were a staple of the working man's diet, in fact. But by 1964, that number had dropped to just … no risk of invasive species. Rob Smith : So these have come from the restaurant trade, haven't they? Matt Utley : … sustainable fishery to reopen. And that's enshrined in the IFCAS bylaws now, so it will allow that once the stocks have …