Kent Wildlife Trust is encouraging people to register as an interested party and stand up for nature after the Planning Inspector accepted the Development Consent Order (DCO) for the Sea Link Project, an environmentally harmful scheme which will impact East Kent.
Charity appeal to purchase land in Lamberhurst moves one step closer to reality after media coverage results in major donation
As cases of bluetongue begin to rise, Kent Wildlife Trust has taken the decisive step to vaccinate its livestock against it, safeguarding the health of its sheep and breeding cattle.
The appeal to purchase over 400 acres in Lamberhurst has raised £87,000 of its £500,000 target
Kent Wildlife Trust renews appeal for dogs to be kept on lead after goat dies in attack
Presence of highly protected and often trafficked eel confirmed at Minster Marshes
Leading conservation groups and campaigners have written to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to challenge misleading claims made in his recent editorial for The Telegraph regarding housing development in Ebbsfleet.
National Grid applies for Development Consent Order for Sea Link project
Kent Wildlife Trust has partnered with Leybourne Grange Management CIC to enhance biodiversity at a meadow on the outskirts of West Malling.
Development consent has been granted for the Lower Thames Crossing – a 23km-long road that will destroy up to 8 hectares of irreplaceable ancient woodland.
