Wilder Wellbeing for Parents and Carers of SEND Children and Young People- Romney Marsh
6 week programme to support parents can carers of SEND Children and Young People. Programme delivered at RSPB Dungeness
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FREE Mindful Photography Walk at Ranscombe Farm
Step away from the rush and give yourself a morning to breathe, wander, and really see the world around you. On this guided walk through the beautiful Reserve, you’ll use nothing more than your camera phone to slow down, look closer, and capture the details most people miss.
FREE Mindful Photography Walk at Ranscombe Farm
Step away from the rush and give yourself a morning to breathe, wander, and really see the world around you. On this guided walk through the beautiful Reserve, you’ll use nothing more than your camera phone to slow down, look closer, and capture the details most people miss.
Council backs farmer led approach to river and nature restoration
Maidstone Borough Council is set to support major river and nature restoration work across the borough with a grant to Kent Wildlife Trust, helping farmers and landowners work together to restore habitats, improve water quality and strengthen climate resilience.
Ollie Bell
Monitoring & Evidence Research Intern
One student’s mission to learn more about Ashford’s secretive beavers
In this blog, hear from Monitoring & Evidence Research Intern, Ollie, about his work tracking beavers in Kent. Believe it or not, these elusive creatures have made it to Ashford!
Fossil Walk at Folkestone
A walk to explore the geology and fossils of the Folkestone area. You will have the chance to find Cretaceous Fossils from the Lower Greensand, Gault and Chalk formations.
Kent’s wild orchids: Why these remarkable plants matter
Lady orchids blooming in well-managed coppice woodland. Tucked-away chalk grasslands where rare monkey orchids thrive. The fantastic mimicry of bee orchids next to cowslips and marjoram. This is Kent at its best!
Life Member Thank you for joining us
Thank you for joining us today by becoming a Life Member of Kent Wildlife Trust
Wilder Wellbeing: Parents and Carers of SEND Children- Canterbury
Programme dates: Wednesday 30th September-18th November except for 28th October and 4th November 10.30-12.30 Location: West Blean and Thornden Woods
Meet a:dress: Slowing down fast fashion
a:dress is a creative, community‑led initiative working to slow down fast fashion at a local level. Learn more about what they've been up to and how KWT has been involved!
Bison Ranger Experiences: A Morning at West Blean
Spend a morning with one of the Bison Ranger team, discovering all the latest project updates and tracking the Wilder Blean herd.