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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).

Thanks to your incredible support of our Uncovering Coombe Down appeal, a late surge of donations saw us fly past the £69,800 target. We are now putting our plans into action to restore this high value piece of chalk grassland.

DfE Guidance: Keeping children safe during community activities, after-school clubs and tuition. Questions to help parents and carers choose out-of-school settings

An update on the work of Blean's volunteers.

Everything you need to know about entering your school into the Wilder Kent Awards.

There are many benefits to working at Kent Wildlife Trust, learn about them here!

Prices for school and group bookings at Kent Wildlife Trust.

Kent Wildlife Trust's Home Ed Nature Explorers offers exciting opportunities for self-learning, exploration and discovery.

Seals can be disturbed if people or dogs get too close, cause too much noise, or startle them. Disturbance can happen from the land, sea, and air - so we need to watch them with caution.