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Director of Development, Kent Wildlife Trust Sarah Brownlie, delves into the latest government announcement around growth and our environment and explains how the decision to proceed with the Lower Thames Crossing brings to light a critical flaw in national infrastructure planning.

A simple guide to fungi groups and classifications and the features to lookout for

Join us for Forest School for the home education community. Discover ways to have fun outdoors and meet new friends. Suitable for ages 4-11.

Join us for Forest School for the home education community. Discover ways to have fun outdoors and meet new friends. Suitable for ages 4-11.

Nature Tots is Forest School tailored specifically for little ones, and can inspire a love of nature that lasts a lifetime.

Nature Tots is Forest School tailored specifically for little ones, and can inspire a love of nature that lasts a lifetime.

Nature Tots is Forest School tailored specifically for little ones, and can inspire a love of nature that lasts a lifetime.

Nature Tots is Forest School tailored specifically for little ones, and can inspire a love of nature that lasts a lifetime.

In this blog we reflect on 2024 and celebrate the successes of the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging (EDIB) Team at Kent Wildlife Trust. While there's always room to learn & grow, we're proud of our progress!

With Jenny's support, 8th Folkestone Guides have been developing skills in orienteering, visiting Folkestone's Pent Stream, writing to their MP about issues important to them, learning about fast fashion and plastic pollution, and even upcycling different materials.

The Shed Urban Wilderness is a community project based in Folkestone, which aims to create a space where both nature and people can coexist, working to transform a disused former plot of Network Rail land, into a pleasant, ecologically-sound community space. Jenny has been working with a group of young people to create social action projects which will have positive impacts on local blue spaces.