In July 2022, free-roaming European bison were released into woodland in Canterbury in a bid to boost biodiversity and the Wilder Blean Project’s baseline monitoring programme led to many exciting discoveries.
Thanks to the generous support of the Veolia Environmental Trust, Kent Wildlife Trust has received funding to help them connect rural areas allowing “ecosystem engineers” to change the landscape.
Kent Wildlife Trust's Chief Executive, Evan Bowen-Jones says he is encouraged by new research which highlights rationale behind the Wilder Blean Initiative.
Secretary of State, Steve Barclay has ordered that the Environment Agency (EA) must clear tonnes of waste from ancient woodland
Kent Wildlife Trust Chief Executive named in top 100.
Campaigners are asking people to comment on Canterbury City Council's draft local plan, which includes a large development in Blean before it is too late.
Appeal to protect precious wildlife habitat in Polhill meets target with a day to spare!
Charity launches election toolkit for voters and will host environmental hustings.
Voters will get the chance to grill Sevenoaks electoral candidates on their environmental policies in a special climate hustings.
Kent Wildlife Trust urges all parties to heed voter concern and pledge bold action on the twin emergencies
Conservationists have said they are delighted after a plant survey at Queendown Warren Nature Reserve showed that the number of the rare plant species, Kentish milkwort, had increased by 83% from the previous year.
Hours of work from dedicated volunteers at Kent Wildlife Trust were undone in minutes after heartless vandals destroyed a special area at Sevenoaks Nature Reserve created to teach children and toddlers forest school skills.
