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Join us at Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve for a spring salt-dough mosaic workshop. Make and decorate your biodegradable mosaic to take home!

Have a go at dissecting a Kestrel pellet, learn about Kent's birds of prey, and see what your discoveries teach us about local populations.

Kent Wildlife Trust is calling on supporters to help raise £130,000 by 1 September to fund the long-term work needed to restore habitats and bring wildlife back across the county.

Help our team to identify invertebrate samples into different groups and contribute to establishing abundance and diversity of invertebrates across our reserves.

Kent Wildlife Trust and Adonis Blue Environmental Consultants are designated Responsible Bodies, authorised to enter into Conservation Covenants and secure legally-binding conservation outcomes.

Kent Wildlife Trust's newest flagship nature reserve, where a near-continuous wildlife corridor is being restored across the Kent–Sussex border.

New status enables organisations to arrange Conservation Covenants nationally, helping protect habitats and biodiversity for future generations.

Before a single hedge is planted or a pond is dug at Ironhurst Valley, we wanted to know what was already happening out of sight. So, before any restoration work begins above ground, we went looking for life below it.

Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve is one of Kent Wildlife Trust’s flagship nature reserves, providing a haven for wildlife and a place where people connect with nature every year. However, proposals in Sevenoaks District’s Draft Local Plan could fundamentally change the landscape surrounding the reserve.

Programme Dates: Every Tuesday 6th October-10th November 1.30-3.30 Location: Grosvenor and Hilbert Park

This Disability Pride Month, we're recognising the work and experiences of our dedicated disabled staff members. Keep reading to hear their lived experiences of pursuing a green career, highlighting not only the challenges that still exist, but also the importance of creating an inclusive conservation sector.

The Kentish Stour Catchment Resilience Plan is a partnership project bringing together farmers, landowners, local communities, water companies, local authorities and environmental organisations to take a joined-up catchment approach to restoring the Kentish Stour in East Kent.