Brand-new pond dipping platforms at Tyland Barn open to the public!
Kent Wildlife Trust are delighted to showcase new pond dipping platforms at Tyland Barn Nature Park, the charity’s headquarters in Maidstone, Kent.
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Swanscombe saved - for now. But campaigners stress the fight is not over
Plans to build a theme park on top of 100 hectares of a nationally important wildlife site have been withdrawn at the eleventh hour.
Thunderbirds are No!
A coalition of charities has welcomed the decision by BBC Studios and ITV Studios to withdraw their support for a proposed theme park in North Kent that would have a devastating impact on a nationally important wildlife site.
Citizen scientists responded to call to splatometers
The full results of our 2021 Bugs Matter survey will be published in late March, though preliminary results indicate a significant decline in the number of insects sampled on vehicle number plates in 2021 compared to a 2004 baseline survey.
Time to ditch the London Resort
Wildlife charities call for withdrawal of theme park planning application after Swanscombe wins special protection status.
Kent Wildlife Trust backs Kent Fire & Rescue Service campaign to prevent grass fires
Kent Wildlife Trust is supporting Kent Fire and Rescue Service’s (KFRS) campaign to reduce accidental grass fires in the county.
Kent Wildlife Trust welcomes golden opportunity for beavers to be wild
New beaver consultation could herald better wetlands for wildlife and climate.
Iconic species returns to the White Cliffs of Dover after 200 years
Innovative conservation project launches today.
Meet the UK’s First-Ever Bison Rangers
Kent Wildlife Trust and Wildwood Trust unveil the UK’s first-ever bison rangers who will hold an unprecedented role in this groundbreaking wilding project.
Campaigners call on Government to confirm legal protection of threatened nature site in Kent
Kent Wildlife Trust is concerned that proposals for the London Resort theme park are contrary to the Government’s commitments to create a Nature Recovery Network, to protect 30% of the UK for wildlife by 2030, and would set an alarming precedent for the destruction of designated habitats.