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.
Your donation will support vital work, including crucial habitat restoration during the autumn and winter, wilding through species introductions to drive nature-based approaches to large-scale restoration, biodiversity monitoring and standing up for nature through our advocacy work.
Join the local warden for a guided walk to explore wildlife on Kent’s largest National Nature Reserve, Pegwell Bay.
Wilder Schools helps children feel more empowered to take action for nature at school, at home and in their future lives.
Wilder Schools helps children feel more empowered to take action for nature at school, at home and in their future lives.
Discover the geology reflected in Kent's buildings
Wilder Schools helps children feel more empowered to take action for nature at school, at home and in their future lives.
Seasonal workshops filled with outdoor winter fun. Pupils will enjoy making a festive craft and gathering around the fire for tasty treats.
Discover funding opportunities to help your Wilder Kent Awards project thrive - from free tree packs to community grants, we’ve gathered a list of funds to support your ideas.
Kent Wildlife Trust has successfully purchased Hoathly Farm in its largest land purchase appeal to date.
This course will help you understand the importance of habitats to the different amphibians. You will learn how to recognize the key species and be part of a torchlight survey at Vinters Valley Nature Reserve.
An introductory course for anyone interested in learning more about bees and the craft of beekeeping.
