Record number taking meaningful action for nature in the county through Wilder Kent Awards
A record number of schools, businesses, community groups and charities have been recognised at Kent Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Kent Awards.
Kent Wildlife Trust reflect on King’s speech and what it means for nature in the county
With proposals for a new Planning and Infrastructure Bill to accelerate the delivery of high-quality infrastructure, Kent Wildlife Trust calls for a land use framework to be developed in the UK.
Ground-breaking wilding project reaches two-year milestone
Since 2022, the UK has sworn in four new prime ministers, the interest rate has risen from 0.25% to 5.25%, and, as of the 18th July, bison have been in the Blean for two whole years.
As images of Kent’s newest seal pups flood social media, conservationists issue stark warning
As adorable images of Kent’s newest seal pups are posted to social media, Kent Wildlife Trust has issued a warning that people risk inadvertently killing the youngsters if they get too close.
Parking signs repeatedly damaged at Oare Marshes Nature Reserve prompts police investigation
A police investigation is underway after car parking signage was repeatedly damaged at Oare Marshes Nature Reserve.
Story inspired by groundbreaking bison rewilding project to launch
A children’s book inspired by the Wilder Blean Project, an initiative that involves free-roaming bison acting as ecosystem engineers in Canterbury, Kent will launch on Thursday 4th July 2024.
Kent Wildlife Trust to attend public meeting to discuss proposed development near precious nature reserve in South Blean
Kent Wildlife Trust will be represented at a public meeting to discuss a proposal for a large housing development on the edge of a nature reserve in Swale.
Openreach joins UK-Wide insect biodiversity survey, encouraging other vehicle fleet owners to step up
Openreach, the UK’s largest wholesale broadband provider and the owner of the nation’s second largest commercial van fleet, has today announced its involvement in the 2024 “Bugs Matter” survey. The national citizen science study is organised by Buglife, Europe's largest invertebrate conservation charity, and Kent Wildlife Trust, the county’s leading conservation charity to raise awareness of insect conservation.