We are an independent wildlife charity turning the tide for nature by educating young people, inspiring action and delivering nature recovery projects.
Discover our work and how you can get involved.
Film Screening Event
Be uplifted by our heartwarming documentary, A Wilder Tenterden.
Through local voices and striking images of the Kentish countryside, the film tells the story of how people, farms, and schools are working together to restore nature - from wildflower planting and regenerative farming to buzzing school gardens and thriving wildlife corridors.
Come along, be inspired, and celebrate the power of community-led action to protect and preserve our local wildlife.
Date: Saturday 21st February
Doors open: 18:00 | Film Screening: 19:15
Location: The Woolpack, Tenterden [barn]
More: live music, winter BBQ & drinks from local producers
Our Positive Impact
We have had a busy first half of 2025! Our wonderful team of volunteers have achieved so much. Here are a few highlights of our positive impact from the last 6 months.
Pop in to see us!
Meet our friendly team at one of our regular meetings. Learn more about our nature recovery and wildlife education projects, and explore ways you might like to get involved.
We have an open-door policy — everyone is welcome! Whether you’re simply curious or ready to take part, there’s no pressure or commitment. Just drop in, say hello, and see what inspires you.
When: the first Thursday of every second month, 6.30-8.30 pm.
Where: EC30, Tenterden.
In 2026, we will meet on 8th January, 5th March, 7th May, 2nd July, 3rd September & 5th November.
We hope to see you there!
Wildlife News
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Film & Screening
Building on the success of our Wildling film screening event, we’re excited to share that we’re in the final stages of producing our own film about grassroots nature recovery projects.
Join us for the premiere on Sat, 21st Feb 2026 at The Woolpack. Tickets on sale here from 1st December.
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Green Award
Congratulations to Richard Masefield, recognised with the Green Award at the Ashford Community Awards 2025 for his exceptional work and leadership in restoring local habitats and supporting biodiversity.
Richard accepted the award on behalf of the whole Tenterden Wildlife team, saying it’s been a true group effort, and that it’s really all about the species we’re working to protect.
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Bulb Donation
We are delighted to have received a very generous donation of 4,000 purple crocus bulbs from the Rotary Club of Tenterden.
They will be carefully planted by our team across the parish, including in local schools. Providing vital food sources for pollinators as well as a beautiful floral display for everyone to enjoy.
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Generous Support
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the former Mayor of Tenterden, Cllr Sue Ferguson and St Michaels’ Community Group for the generous donation and continued support.
This support helps us to carry out vital conservation work, engage the community, and inspire a love for wildlife in people of all ages.
If you have time for nature, join us.
We need brilliant volunteers like you to help support local wildlife projects. Get in touch today to find out more about the difference you could make.
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