Related Organisations: Local
This section includes a variety of organisations who are involed in local environmental issues. Some may generate or use records others may be involved in conservation or management.BTCV Kent
Across Kent, BTCV offer diverse training opportunities, Green Gyms, a network of community warden schemes, compost advisers and a range of practical activities.
High Weald AONB Kent Biodiversity Action PlanThe Partnership aims to make Kent a place where plants, animals and habitats are protected and enhanced, both for their own sake and as an integral part of the quality of life in the county.
Kent Downs AONB Kent Geologists' GroupThe Kent Geologists' Group is a growing local society of people who are interested in all aspects of geology, but especially in the geology of Kent.
Kent High Weald ProjectKent High Weald Project aim to link the local community and the countryside by raising awareness and encouraging action.
Kent RIGS Group (Geology)Kent RIGS Group was formed to identify, research, protect and maintain Regionally Important Geological Sites (RIGS) for further research and education purposes.
Kent Wildfowling & Conservation Association (KWCA) Kent Wildlife Trust Kentish Stour Countryside PartnershipThe Kentish Stour Countryside Project works to enhance and promote the Stour Valley in east Kent.
Medway Valley Countryside PartnershipMVCP is working to enhance the River Medway and the surrounding countryside for the benefit of wildlife and the local community
North West Kent Countryside PartnershipThe North West Kent Countryside Partnership operates in the boroughs of Bexley, Dartford, Gravesham and Sevenoaks. It works to conserve and enhance the wildlife, landscape and cultural heritage of the countryside in both a rural and urban context.
Romney Marsh Countryside PartnershipThe Romney Marsh Countryside Project was set up in June 1996, a sister project to the White Cliffs Countryside Project. The project aims to care for the special landscape and wildlife of the Romney Marsh and Dungeness.
Thanet Coastal ProjectThe Thanet Coast Project was set up in 2001 as a result of the workshops held with stakeholders to drive forward the priorities which people had identified.
The Blean InitiativeBlean Woods are the largest in Kent and, in addition to their intrinsic interest as ancient woodlands they surround a number of attractive villages with pubs, where you can eat and drink, places to visit and local businesses where you can buy a range of local products.
Wildwood TrustWildwood Trust – Kent's Unique Woodland Discovery Park between Canterbury & Herne Bay. From owls to otters, badgers to beavers, and wild boar to wolves, experience close encounters with native wildlife in an environment that is close to nature.
