Activities and Events

Planting more native trees is always a good idea if you want to increase biodiversity. A hedgerow contains hundreds of species and provides a wildlife corridor between habitats. Ho...

Jacob, one of our sixth form students has embarked on a series of rewilding courses at Wildwood Kent. Read his account of his first day: One of our Big Grazers for Big Landscapes: ...

Introduction: As we live in an ever-changing world and a throwaway society, items are often thrown away with little care or consideration for the environment.  The soil is an impor...

Goat willow (also known as great sallow or pussy willow) is a great addition to school grounds because it is free. easy to grow and will increase biodiversity. Hardwood cuttings ca...

If you are trying to increase biodiversity in your school grounds, making sure there is a nectar source for insects throughout the months they are active is essential. Donations of...

Top tips for increasing biodiversity in schools with little space ...

Dark green fritillary Violets are common and widespread throughout the UK so why plant them? Violets are the foodplant of many native Fritillary butterfly caterpillars including Pe...

Lavender is a good nectar source for bees and butterflies and a great way to increase ...