Nature is in crisis and it's decline puts our very survival and prosperity under threat. It doesn't have to be like this. Our vision is for a better, wilder future. By joining today you are helping us to achieve this.
Our vision is to create a Wilder Kent where abundant wildlife has been restored across 30% of land and sea. Support from our members will allow us to purchase new land for wildlife and manage our existing nature reserves in new ways. Your support will also help pioneering wilding projects like Wilder Blean, aiming to bring lost species back to the county.
Alongside this, we can continue to lobby against damaging development, work with landowners to manage their land in nature friendly ways, and give the next generation crucial wild experiences.
Your support today and in the future will allow this to happen. Thank you again from all of us at Kent Wildlife Trust for joining us.
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