KRAN work with separated young refugees and asylum seekers; young people aged 16 to 24 who have arrived in Kent alone and are claiming asylum. Kran provide them with a safe, positive space and support them to succeed. Jenny has been working with these young people to connect them with local cultural and natural spaces.
The Turner Free School is an academically ambitious and inclusive school for 11-18 year old pupils in the Cheriton area of Folkestone. Jenny has been exploring using some of the school's large outside space for rewilding, including a pilot project idea for a wildlife pond.
Aspen 2 is the Dover District Specialist Provision for students aged 11 - 18 with profound, severe and complex learning needs.
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Coalition, backed by Sir Roger Gale MP, warn flawed application places unreasonable burden on charities, local authorities, and communities.
A simple guide to fungi groups and classifications and the features to lookout for
Conservationists and local volunteers are celebrating after Old Park and Chequers Wood, a unique green space on the eastern fringe of Canterbury, has been officially designated as a Local Wildlife Site (LWS).
Kent Wildlife Trust has launched the KWT Nature Restoration Fund – our most ambitious fundraising appeal yet. We’re on a mission to raise £3 million to restore habitats and reverse species decline by 2030.
The natural world isn’t just something for us to enjoy; it sustains us. The decline in nature puts our very survival and prosperity under threat.
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Kent Wildlife Trust and CPRE Kent welcome the decision by Canterbury City Council to remove a controversial site for large-scale development in the heart of the Blean woodland complex from its 2040 draft Local Plan.
