Appeal launched to help restore flagship bird species to Kent
The conservation charities behind the reintroduction of Kent's flagship bird species have launched an appeal for the third release of the red-billed chough in Dover.
Concerns around breeding bird population raised by Kent wildlife Trust at Planning Inquiry into 117 house plans in Marden
An appeal to overturn the refusal of housing development plans in Marden has been put before the Planning Inspector.
Dexter cattle return to historic site after 60-years
The Dexter Cattle, supplied by Kent Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Grazing programme. Working in partnership with National Trust at Golden Hill, Harbledown they were released on Tuesday, 12th November.
Reaching Greater Heights
Dover’s chalk grassland to be restored as heritage and nature conservation teams join forces
Rare and protected fungi found at Canterbury Nature Reserve
Conservationists at Kent Wildlife Trust have spoken of their delight after rare and legally protected fungi found on one of their nature reserves.
Ancient woodland threatened by 8,400 house development in Sittingbourne
Planning officers at Kent Wildlife Trust have voiced their concerns over plans for a substantial development in Sittingbourne.
Contractors are finally appointed to clear Hoad’s Wood
Environment Agency to release timeline of clearance at public meeting on 22nd November
Warning issued after Metal detectorists dig up nature reserves
Charity has raised concerns about metal detecting on nature reserves after damage was caused to rare chalk grasslands in Detling.