Nature is in crisis and our #WilderKent 2030 Strategy sets out how we can work together to save it.
We'll continue to develop nature-based land management practices, while giving wildlife a voice through our campaigns and communications. Target: Double the area of land and sea under nature-positive Kent Wildlife Trust ownership, management and influence.
We cannot deliver #WilderKent 2030 on our own. To inspire others, we will increase our engagement with communities, businesses and stakeholders to reach a larger, more diverse range of people. Target: Inspire 25% of Kent’s population to take meaningful action for a #WilderKent.
We will innovate through continual learning from national and international best practice, and create and share it. This will allow us to become a more resilient, demonstrably impactful and sustainable organisation. Target: Diversify our income sources and strengthen our systems to reduce operational greenhouse gas emissions.
We have over 65 nature reserves and sites across Kent for you to explore and discover the local wildlife you love. Our members contributions are vital in our work to protect, maintain and develop these.
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We’re on a mission to raise £3 million to restore habitats and reverse species decline by 2030. A once-in-a-generation opportunity to fund nature’s recovery in Kent. Will you be part of it?
Our ground-breaking Wilder Grazing Strategy supports the nature-positive management of our estates, encouraging wildlife recovery and adaptation to the changing climate.
We have introduced European bison to help restore UK wildlife and tackle the climate crisis.
In July 2023, as a result of four decades of chalk grassland restoration, these charismatic birds are emerging from our history books and legends. They have returned to our skies, thanks to a partnership between Kent Wildlife Trust, Wildwood Trust and…
