A stunning image of two adders intertwined on a woodland floor wins the Wilder Kent Photography Competition
Stunning images showcasing Kent’s wildlife have been chosen as winners in the Wilder Kent Photography Competition.
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Kent Wildlife Trust Crowned Environmental Charity of the Year at Kent Charity Awards
Long-serving volunteer, Bill Hickmott receives a certificate after being shortlisted in the Volunteer of the Year Category
Shepherd Neame raises £30,000 for Kent Wildlife Trust
Faversham-based brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame has raised £30,000 for Kent Wildlife Trust, its Charity of the Year.
Wild about pride
We are proud to celebrate Pride Month. We believe that everyone should be able to enjoy nature, regardless of how they identify
New audit reveals success of The King’s vision for wildflower meadows
10th anniversary celebrates the growth of Coronation Meadows
Virtual ‘splatometer’ makes it even easier for citizen scientists to contribute to Bugs Matter survey in Kent
Conservation charities Kent Wildlife Trust and Buglife have launched the Bugs Matter 2023 Survey, introducing a new virtual ‘splatometer’ to measure insect splats on number plates as a measure of insect abundance. This ground-breaking initiative aims to measure the alarming decline in insect numbers repeatedly reported across the UK and the globe.
The Gate Appreciation Society (yes, it’s a thing) and why Kent Wildlife Trust volunteers are 'jazzing up' countryside gates
Ramblers across Medway will be treated to some bright and creative sights as they wander across Kent Wildlife Trust reserves on the North Downs Way. The artistic efforts are the work of volunteers who spent the day painting gates at Nashenden Down in a bid to deter scrap metal thieves.
30 sacks of rubbish cleared by wildlife team from Ashford river
Confetti cannons, children’s toys and even roofing felt were amongst discarded waste collected by staff and volunteers from Kent Wildlife Trust and the Our Stour community project last week.
Live better by getting closer to nature this half-term
Being outdoors and getting closer to nature is beneficial to our wellbeing. During Childrens Mental Health Week, Kent Wildlife Trust are highlighting some activities that families can enjoy together.
Citizen science programme suggests dramatic decline in Kent insect numbers, as UK Government approve the use of lethal pesticides
Conservationists have described the outlook in Kent as "alarming", with the county's reduction in insect numbers higher than the national average.