As part of their current Green Recovery Challenge project at Seasalter and Blean Woods, the RPSB are holding a 2 hour workshop on how to successfully identify native British trees. So if you don't know your Hornbeam from your Hazel or your Ash from your
In May we will be launching our Riverside Soundings project, to tie in with this year's wider Estuary Festival. Supported by Countryside Properties 'Rochester Riverside Community Fund' . The project's aim is to create an audio portrait of the River Medway and the surrounding environment
Published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), in partnership with Sky Ocean Rescue, the report explores the benefits of restoring UK seas back to health, both in tackling the growing climate emergency and increasing its economic contribution to the UK as an island nation. You
As part of a wider Kent Countryside Management Partnerships project funded by the Forestry Commission, we're looking for volunteers to carry out surveys in their local patch across the county for the Oak processionary moth. Accidentally imported into the UK, it was first recorded in
The estuary is rightfully known and protected for its impressive birdlife, but it's important that we given them the space they need to ensure that this continues to remain the case. That's why we're supporting the RSPB's work to raise awareness of and help protect
Based upon the Government's successful Catchment Based Approach (CaBA), launched in 2010 to embed collaborative working at a river catchment scale, the Coastal Based Approach (CoBA) will seek to build upon this approach to address issues facing the country's coast. You can find more about
As part of the Environment Agency's Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research Programme, the 'What is Coastal Squeeze?' project looked at how better define and understand what causes coastal squeeze and assess the best way to manage its past and future impacts. The Government
Do you have your own water source? If so, South East Water (on behalf of the Water Resources South East Group*) would like to hear from you as the group prepares its next Water Resources Management Plan for the region. The combined effects of population growth
Defra's recent Green Recovery Challenge Fund has awarded the RSPB, in partnership with Canterbury City Council and Kent Wildlife Trust £1,884,900 for landscape wide restoration works at Seasalter Levels, Wraik Hill Local Nature Reserve (near Whitstable) and Blean Woods. In keeping with the Government's
Trees for Farms is a local initiative based in Swale, whose aim is to "plant native trees to create farm hedgerows as a means of taking positive action to help tackle the challenges of climate change and loss of biodiversity". This winter they're looking