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This exciting new project will give everyone the chance to learn more about the astonishing wildlife that lives around Kent’s shores.

The Fifth Continent Landscape Partnership Scheme seeks to deliver a number of exciting projects based around three key themes to Restore, Rediscover and Reclaim Romney Marsh.

Partnership working has been essential in developing the project and a wide range of partners provided input into the project to date. That support continues as we go through the ‘delivery stage’ of the project.

The Bee Roads work forms part of a wider 3-year project called 'Making a Buzz for the Coast'. This is led by Bumblebee Conservation Trust in partnership with Kent Wildlife Trust and covers 135 miles of Kent's coastline from Dartford to Deal.

There are up to 23 million gardens and over 62,000 urban green spaces in the UK. If we work together and create wildlife-friendly gardens and green spaces, imagine the contribution we could make to the climate crisis!

Kent Wildlife Trust is working to raise awareness of the issues affecting wildlife. Check out our campaign page to see what we're currently working on and how you can get involved!

Kent Wildlife Trust manages over 80 nature reserves across the county, boasting a diverse range of habitats and species. To help you know where to start, we've assembled some of our top recommended reserves to visit.

Our visitor centres offer a great day out for all the family, whatever the weather. Indulge in our cafe and join us for guided walks and events at these popular locations in Kent.

We provide children, young people and adults with a wide range of practical, enjoyable and high-quality learning experiences through our Education programmes that will connect them with nature and help them discover the wild world around us.

For those unable to benefit from a visit to one of our educational centres, Kent Wildlife Trust has developed a range of two-hour outreach opportunities suitable for schools, events and other educational groups, that will bring the wild to you!

Students develop skills whilst increasing their knowledge and understanding of the world, encouraging respect for their environment and re-connection with nature.

Increase your knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of Kent’s wild plants and animals - and learn how to manage habitats to encourage them.