Thank you to everyone who entered our 2024 Photography Competition. We received so many beautiful images celebrating wildlife and nature across our county, from breath taking landscapes and magical minibeasts to precious plant life and majestic birds in flight.
Congratulations to David Jenner, whose ethereal image, ‘Mist on the Marsh’, was crowned the overall winner of the 2024 Photography Competition.
About the image, David said:
St Thomas Becket Church stands alone on Romney Marsh surrounded by vast areas of marshland and a maze of watercourses. Built around the year 1200 in Fairfield near Rye, the desolate landscape and lack of modern-day influence makes it a perfect location for period dramas. I arrived just before 5am in the height of summer ready for the dawn light. As the sun rose and the mist rolled in, this magical composition came to life."
Sunset over the orchids, taken at Marden Meadows
Autumn colours
Red deer in the snow
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Wilder Kent Magazine
Winter 2024
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Welcome
This is the Winter edition of Wilder Kent. Kent Wildlife Trust is the leading conservation charity for the county of Kent.
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More from Kent Wildlife Trust
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Our marvellous members
This year, we proudly welcomed over 2,000 new members to our ever-growing herd! Each and every one of you plays a vital role in our mission to protect and enhance Kent’s diverse wildlife and natural habitats. We really couldn’t do this without you!
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We defend and restore
2024 marked the first release of the Wilder Blean project’s monitoring data. While it’s still too early to fully understand how the bison are shaping the Blean, our Bison Rangers have already noticed rides and glades emerging, with an abundance of wildlife at every turn.
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We inspire and collaborate
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We strengthen and grow
Our teams are always working to be more efficient, explore new technologies and embrace innovations that enable us to make nature a priority across the county and beyond. The Kent Wildlife Trust Group is driving investment into conservation through unique initiatives that encourage businesses and organisations to support our Wilder Kent mission.
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New ways to give
As one of our valued members, you’re already helping to protect and restore nature in Kent. Keen to make your impact go even further? There are even more simple, and often free, ways to support our vital work...
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Support chough chicks this Christmas
Limited time only: Until 14 December Triple your donation for free!
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Be part of something wild
Transforming Sevenoaks Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve
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