'In the Field'

This blog highlights some of the projects that have been sponsored by our Young Naturalist Fund

Unearthing the Impact of Rooting: Insights from Wilder Blean

5 December 2024

By Will Kelsey

At first glance, the connection between pigs and birds in a woodland might not be obvious. However, a recent study, funded by the Cameron Bespolka Trust and conducted at the Kent Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Blean woodland … 

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Pig Rooting Project

19 July 2024

By Will Kelsey

Happy to share that the 20 camera traps the Trust kindly helped me to hire have been running smoothly since late-May. I plan to analyse the usable images generated to see if birds show a preference for rooted areas.

I am expanding … 

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Multi-coloured Ghost Towns Published

16 January 2024

Alicia Hayden

Alicia is a young, award-winning wildlife photographer, artist, writer, and filmmaker from North Yorkshire

Follow her on Twitter @aliciahaydenart

By Alicia Hayden

“As I slipped out of earth-sodden clothes … 

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Nature Poetry Collection

22 May 2023

By Alicia Hayden

I just thought I'd post a quick update and let you know how my poetry collection is progressing. The collection is still tentatively called "Multi-coloured Ghost Towns", and it is exploring wildlife and nature, with … 

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The Green Gallery

20 February 2023

By Emily Hunt

Perhaps I was clutching at straws. I found it hard to believe that young people as a whole didn’t care about nature. So I sent out a request for people in my school to forward me any photographs of nature that they had in their … 

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Exploring The Land Of The Long White Cloud - Part I

27 October 2022

By Amy Hall

Tomorrow I will have been in New Zealand for 6 weeks. 6 weeks. Time has raced by since touching down on the tarmac in Auckland. I have travelled more than 2000 km from north to south (and back north again!), seen heaps of new species, … 

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