When visiting West Blean and Thornden Woods, you might notice some changes as we have welcomed the UK's first wild bison herd. Read more about the best way to visit, whether you'll be able to catch a glimpse of the bison, and how we're ensuring yours and wildlife's safety on site.
The Kent Wildlife Trust and Wildwood Trust have been working hard to prepare for the reintroduction of choughs to Kent. These charismatic birds have been missing from Kent's wildlife for over 200 years due to habitat loss and historical persecution. Now, they are finally returning.
Everything you need to get started fundraising with your school.
Create a lasting tribute to remember your loved one with a memorial bench at West Blean and Thornden Woods.
The UK Government has launched an attack on nature, weakening the laws that protect our wildlife and making a U-turn on manifesto promises to be the greenest Government ever.
General guidance for visiting our nature reserves so you can make sure you have a great time while respecting wildlife and leaving the habitat in the best possible state.
Download your Defend Nature campaign pack - including social media posts to share and posters to hang up in your windows or at your work/school.
Find out about beavers in Kent and how they are making a comeback thanks to work from Kent Wildlife Trust and partners including the Environment Agency, Natural England, Wildwood Trust and more.
Read our digital edition now and enjoy helping to create a Wilder Kent!
Learn about different types of woodland management from coppicing to pollarding and how they all work.
Subscribe to our contact list to hear more about the many ways we can help your pupils to learn about local nature and wildlife.
The High Downs project is an exciting three-year initiative to improve the countryside environment between the Elham and Petham valleys, which sit within the Kent Downs (designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, AONB).
