ABOUT MSEP

We are a not-for profit organisation established in 2000, whose work is centred around the understanding, conservation and promotion of the estuary’s natural and historical environments.

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Since the partnership was established in 2000, it has successfully delivered numerous projects throughout north Kent, working alongside local people, regional, national and European organisations, in order to enhance and raise awareness of the estuary’s importance, both ecologically and historically.

Here are just a few of our past projects:

  1. Sea Wall Botanical Survey – A report on factors affecting the occurrence of nationally scarce plant species on sea walls, within 3 north Kent  Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
  2. Bromhey Farm RSPB Reserve – Collaborative project to improve visitor interpretation across the reserve.
  3. Saxon Shore Way – A guide to the route through Medway, along with a number of enhancements to the path and accompanying signage.
  4. Foreshores – Isle of Sheppey art project, that included sculpture, poetry and film, promoting the natural history and cultural legacy of the island.
  5. Sheppey Ecotourism – A study exploring the feasibility and potential of developing ecotourism on the island.

For details of our current projects, please see the drop down menu.

  • Estuary Events Marine Nature News & Journal

    Greater Thames Estuary Restoration Conference

    Registration is now open for the free Greater Thames Estuary Restoration Conference, taking place at the Zoological Society of London (NW1 4RY) on the 9th November 2026. Connecting Practice and Learning Across the Thames Estuary, the conference will bring together restoration practitioners, landowners, regulators and......

  • Estuary Nature

    Coastal Path – Public consultation

    As part of Natural England’s work on the long distance path around England’s coastline, they are holding a number of drop-in sessions this summer, in order to discuss the section of path between Grain Village and Iwade (due to open in 2018). Dates and locations are as......

  • Ecology Estuary Nature

    Guardians of the Deep – Gap Analysis Summary Report

    As part of the development work for the Guardians of the Deep HLF project, Natural Values (an independent management and environment consultancy) was commisioned to produce a gap analysis report, in order assess existing public engagement in the marine environment, identify target audiences and to undertake consultation......