Great British Spring Clean at South Swale
This Spring, make a positive impact on nature by joining us for a morning beach clean! Help us restore South Swale beach and make it safe for wildlife once again.
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Clone of Construction of the UK’s first-ever bison bridges gets underway
The bridges will allow the UK’s only wild bison herd access to 200 hectares of West Blean and Thornden Woods in Canterbury.
Spring Family Fun at Tyland Barn
Join us at Tyland Barn for some Spring Family Fun!
Urgent action needed to remove illegally dumped waste from Sheppey’s protected coastline
Kent Wildlife Trust is calling for immediate action to remove illegally dumped waste from a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) at Eastchurch Gap on the Isle of Sheppey. This protected area, home to vital habitats, is now polluted with hazardous waste, threatening both local communities and wildlife.
Kent Wildlife Trust "shocked" by misrepresentation in Sittingbourne Highsted Park planning inquiry
Conservation charity firmly oppose 8,400 house plans that will impact ancient woodland
Rockpooling at Lower Leas Country Park - May
Join Kent Wildlife Trust for these family rockpooling events at Folkestone Lower Leas Coastal Park.
All about the fell ponies on our reserves
Wilder Grazing Ranger Volunteer Trainee, Ellie Edmondson, talks about the fell ponies on our reserves and what makes them great conservation grazers.
Fungi Identification for Improvers in the Field
Improve your fungi identification skills in the field
Lower Thames Crossing approved – a death knell for ancient woodland
Development consent has been granted for the Lower Thames Crossing – a 23km-long road that will destroy up to 8 hectares of irreplaceable ancient woodland.
Wilder grazing animals to boost biodiversity at Leybourne Chase
Kent Wildlife Trust has partnered with Leybourne Grange Management CIC to enhance biodiversity at a meadow on the outskirts of West Malling.
Development consent order would be a signed “death warrant” for Thanet’s wildlife campaigners warn
National Grid applies for Development Consent Order for Sea Link project
United we stand: Why nature and farming need each other
Our Hoathly Farm Appeal, which aims to purchase Grade III arable land and transform it into a wildlife haven, has sparked lively debate. Some fear that wilding will harm food security, but in truth, it can enhance and support farming.