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It’s really sad to see more bonfires at our Blue Bell Hill reserve.

These fires do more than spoil the landscape. They destroy habitats, put wildlife at risk, and require time and funding to put right - resources that should be protecting nature, not repairing preventable damage.

If you can help, please consider supporting our Nature Nightmares Appeal - kwtg.uk/nature-nightma…

Berries are a lifeline for birds and mammals in January and February. From hawthorn to holly berries, our native trees and shrubs provide vital food for blackbirds, redwings, fieldfares, and thrushes when insects are scarce.

Read full blog by our volunteer Margery to discover more about winter berries, the wildlife that depend on them for survival and how you can help us protect vital habitats - kwtg.uk/winter-berries

📷 Amy Lewis

Just 1 week to get your Wilder Kent Awards entries in! 🏆

Simply sign up online, receive your awards guides, and submit your evidence via the online submission form before January 31 2026 to be considered for the 2025 awards: kwtg.uk/wka 💚

When asked to picture an ancient woodland, do you imagine towering thickets, ghosts, and wolves?

Our imaginations run wild amongst nature! But what's the reality of Kent's ancient woodlands?

Read about their history, wildlife, and conservation here: kwtg.uk/ancient-woodla…