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Ashford Area Warden at Kent Wildlife Trust

Ashford Area Warden Will Glasson reflects on his first full year working across the local sites in this blog, co-written with long-time volunteer Margery Thomas.

Kent Wildlife Trust is delighted to confirm that the London Resort project, a proposed £2.5 billion theme park on the Swanscombe Peninsula, has officially been terminated.

Find out all the information you need to apply for a Wilder Kent Award as a college.

A walk to explore the geology and fossils of the Folkestone area. You will have the chance to find Cretaceous Fossils from the Lower Greensand, Gault and Chalk formations.

Find out more about Pine Martens and learn about the South East Pine Marten Restoration Project

Enjoy a FREE guided walk this World Wetland Day, to discover more about the wonderful winter wildlife at one of Kent’s most important coastal Nature Reserves. Learn more about how you can support us to protect our vulnerable migrant birds and seal communities, by supporting our ‘RETHINK SEALINK’ campaign.

The Wilder Blean Bison Project, a trailblazing wilding initiative led by Kent Wildlife Trust and Wildwood Trust, has been recognised as one of the Big Issue’s top Changemakers of 2025.

Soothe your body and mind on a guided, meditative walk through the woods, inspired by the Japanese practice of Forest Bathing- Shinrin Yoku.

Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve is home to many bird species during the winter months; spend some time observing them on this guided walk.

“A short-sighted scheme that threatens climate and nature”

The Unseen Price of the Lower Thames Crossing The Lower Thames Crossing has been promoted as a solution to congestion and a boost to the economy, but at what cost? While infrastructure projects like this promise short-term benefits, they often come at the expense of long-term environmental sustainability. The impact on biodiversity, air quality, and carbon emissions cannot be ignored. As we face a climate and ecological crisis, it is crucial that development aligns with our commitments to protecting nature, reducing emissions, and safeguarding public health. If we fail to consider these factors now, we risk paying a far greater price in the future.