Evan Bowen-Jones, Chief Executive of Kent Wildlife Trust has been working on delivering KWTs ambitious strategy for a Wilder Kent during his time in post. This strategy hinges on finding impactful local solutions to tackling the national and global nature and climate crises we all face at speed, and in the most defensible and pragmatic manner possible.
Here you'll find all the latest updates from the South East Pine Marten Restoration Project, which is investigating the feasibility of restoring pine martens to the South East.
There's no time like the present to get outside, get involved and get connected to nature. We've got a few suggestions to get you started:
Are you a community group entering the Wilder Kent Awards? Find out more about them and what makes a great application so you're in with a chance of winning that gold!
Choose from our guides to help you look after hedgehogs in your own garden. The resources below can be read on your computer or mobile device or printed.
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One of Kent Wildlife Trust’s newest Dover reserves, Coombe is undergoing management to restore chalk downland to the reserve, with a future goal to re-introduce frog orchids back to the site.
The Culand Pits are a dramatic reminder of the role the cement industry played in shaping the landscape in the Medway Valley. The site is owned by Trenport Investments Ltd who fund the management.
Located next to an industrial estate on the outskirts of Dover, it is hard to believe a nature reserve is there when driving through the estate.
The reserve runs along the scarp slope and consists of a mosaic of habitats from chalk grassland through scrub to woodland. Please note this reserve is not open to the public.
Quilters Wood Reserve is an area of ancient semi natural woodland and chalk grassland situated near Bridge, Canterbury.
