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Shoresearch and Beneath the Water

Kent’s coastline is a richly diverse environment, providing a home for an astonishing variety of plants and animals.
But many are under threat from climate change, pollution and invasive non-native species. There are so many ways you can help protect our local marine environment from Shoresearch surveys to self identification using the below handy guides from Natural England and Medway Swale Estuary Partnership. Read on to learn more...
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Coastal & Marine

Seasearch & Shoresearch utilises volunteers who dive or explore shorelines to record all the species and habitats. Guardians of the Deep is a partnership project which involves local people in the protection and monitoring of Kent’s coastal wildlife and gets young people excited about marine wildlife.
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Coastal & Marine

Seasearch & Shoresearch utilises volunteers who dive or explore shorelines to record all the species and habitats. Guardians of the Deep is a partnership project which involves local people in the protection and monitoring of Kent’s coastal wildlife and gets young people excited about marine wildlife.
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Freshwater and Marine

Seasearch & Shoresearch utilises volunteers who dive or explore shorelines to record all the species and habitats. Guardians of the Deep is a partnership project which involves local people in the protection and monitoring of Kent’s coastal wildlife and gets young people excited about marine wildlife.
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How to protect our marine areas

Nina Jones, Protected Area Warden takes a moment ahead of National Marine Week to explain what we can individually and collectively do to help restore and protect nature on our coasts.

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Our Work

Nature is in trouble and it needs our help. Together with our members, supporters, volunteers and partners, Kent Wildlife Trust works to protect wildlife across the county.
Habitat

Marine

There's another world waiting beneath the waves. Seals weave in and out of sunlit kelp forests, cuttlefish flash all the colours of the rainbow, starfish graze along the muddy seabed and…