From professional photography, video filming to TV dramas and feature films, our nature reserves have been used as locations by a wide cross-section of media. To help us process your request efficiently, please complete the application form here.
The London Resort is a theme park proposed on 535 acres of land on the Swanscombe Peninsula in north Kent. Home to a remarkable mosaic of habitats, this proposed development poses a threat to wildlife. Find out how you can help
Ash dieback is changing our woodlands & is likely to affect over 80% of the UK’s ash trees, at an economic cost of around £15bn. Support our natural solutions.
We have introduced paid parking to our flagship nature reserves. Please support a Wilder Kent by utilising our parking facilities. Your contribution through parking charges plays a vital role in enabling us to protect wildlife and restore natural habitats.
Thank you for taking the time to review our proposals and for sharing with us your views on our future plans for the Sevenoaks visitor centre.
Kent Wildlife Trust are delighted to announce that our planning application for the development of the visitor centre at Sevenoaks Nature Reserve has been successful.
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The Volunteer Representatives represent the wider volunteering team, ensuring that everyone fully understands the direction of the Trust, and to make sure they are part of the decision-making process by having their viewpoints heard.
Join us for these special wildlife experiences across the county, discovering how our Area Wardens and Rangers are creating a Wilder Kent. From spotting evidence of beaver activity near Sandwich to trying your hand at bat detecting in Sevenoaks, lace up your walking boots and don't miss the chance to get involved in these engaging, expert led experiences.
Welcome to the Wilder Blean project at West Blean and Thornden Woods! Please read about the changes happening to this Nature Reserve which might affect you and everyone visiting these woods.
In July 2023, as a result of four decades of chalk grassland restoration, these charismatic birds are emerging from our history books and legends. They have returned to our skies, thanks to a partnership between Kent Wildlife Trust, Wildwood Trust and Paradise Park Cornwall.
