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Kent’s Rare Pollinators1st July 2021Insect life is reaching its most active as we pass the midsummer point. It is a perfect time to appreciate and look out for some…Save Kent’s Rare Pollinators to favourites
Kent is packed full of wonderful walks in the town, country and coast, as well as a huge selection of walker-friendly tearooms, pubs and restaurants to enj0y after your summer walks to cool down and have a cold one and a bite to eat!Pub and Cafe Walks in Kent8th June 2021It is nearly official British Summertime, so that means one thing.... spending the foreseeable future outside enjoying the weather, nature and wildlife, walks and of…Save Pub and Cafe Walks in Kent to favourites
Hooray! For World Bee Day 202120th May 2021Kent has a special relationship with bees which makes World Bee Day 2021 extra important to our county. The bees, it seems, like being here...Save Hooray! For World Bee Day 2021 to favourites
Top Pollinators To Spot17th May 2021As we move into the warmer months, the number of insects around increases. So what kind of creatures can you expect to see this May.Save Top Pollinators To Spot to favourites
Paddle boarding at sunset in kentWhy is paddle boarding good for the soul?7th May 2021Jo from Paddle Cabin, a new business venture on the River Medway, talks about why paddle boarding makes her happy and how it has helped…Save Why is paddle boarding good for the soul? to favourites
Pollinators On The Move23rd April 2021The great migration, did you know there are countless examples of animals migrating and our pollinators do this more commonly than you might think.Save Pollinators On The Move to favourites
A Unique Look At Swimming On The Wild Side9th April 2021Find out what wild swimming is all about, the health benefits and some ideal and beautiful locations in Kent of where to give it a…Save A Unique Look At Swimming On The Wild Side to favourites
Kent’s Pollinator Projects22nd March 2021Kent is a particularly important and diverse county for pollinators, with a number of rare and threatened species calling it home. This has encouraged a…Save Kent’s Pollinator Projects to favourites
Hythe CanalThe Royal Military Canal And Its Twin5th March 2021Ever wondered about some of the history behind why the Royal Military Canal was built? Did you know that there is an identical canal that…Save The Royal Military Canal And Its Twin to favourites
Bluebell flowers in woodlandSpring has Sprung!25th February 2021With finally a light at the end of the tunnel, we are sure everyone is looking forward to spring as much as we are! One…Save Spring has Sprung! to favourites
Pollinators Provide25th February 2021One in every 3 mouthfuls of food we eat depends on pollinators. Strawberries, coffee, tomatoes, apples, almonds and chocolate. These are just some of the…Save Pollinators Provide to favourites
Hemsted ForestThe Truth About Why You Should Try Forest Bathing9th February 2021Discover why walking in winter is great for the mind, body and soul as well as learning about the art of forest bathing. Visit your…Save The Truth About Why You Should Try Forest Bathing to favourites