Muddy Boots Club: Outdoor Adventures for Little Explorers
There is something special about giving children the freedom to explore outdoors: getting muddy, discovering what is hiding beneath a log, building, creating and learning through the natural world around them. This
Rewilding in Kent: Restoring the Garden of England’s Ecosystems
Over the past 30 years, rewilding projects have gained significant momentum across the UK as the country accounts for some of the highest rates of biodiversity loss in the world. These initiatives
Macknade’s Beer & BBQ Fest 2026 Returns
One of Kent’s most popular summer food events is back for its third year. Macknade’s Beer & BBQ Fest returns on Saturday 27 June 2026, offering a full day of craft beer,
Racing Against Time: Kent Sanctuary’s Mission to Save Cheetahs
Across the globe, one of nature’s most iconic animals is quietly disappearing. The cheetah—renowned as the fastest land animal on Earth is now facing a race it may not win without urgent
Spider Season Hack: Houseplants That Ban Spiders from Your Home
Spider season is here, and with reports of thousands of spiders set to invade Kent homes in the coming weeks, many homeowners are on high alert. But before turning to chemical sprays,
30 Days Wild
A month-long challenge designed to inspire us all to connect more deeply with nature, the Wildlife Trust’s national #30DaysWild campaign is back for its 11th year. Celebrating wild living this June –
Knole Set To Star in the New Series of BBC’s Hidden Treasures
The latest series of Hidden Treasures of the National Trust will spotlight the fascinating restoration of historically significant objects from the collection at Knole, located in Sevenoaks, and demonstrate how the work of skilled conservators
Thoughtful Foodie
The rise of the ‘thoughtfulvore’ – being an advocate for putting more thought into exactly what we’re eating to nourish our future, one mindful bite at a time. Over the past decade,
Love Locavore: Because local produce is miles better
Locavore: a person whose diet consists only or principally of locally grown or produced food. Spanning 1,368 square miles of English soil and boasting the perfect growing conditions, Kent has firmly established
The joy of the RSPB Garden Birdwatch with Garden Centres
New year, a new hobby and if you are ready to get closer to nature and make a positive impact on the environment, visiting your local British Garden Centres store for the
Harvest in Kent
As The Garden of England, autumn has forever been the most important time of year in Kent’s calendar. As we say a fond farewell to the heady days of summer for another
Kent’s Best Beaches
Claiming the sunniest corner of the UK and over 50 of the country’s beaches, Kent is the perfect destination for balmy days spent beside the seaside. By Olivia Riccini From sweeping sands