Across over ten themes, the authors describe both approaches that have worked well and areas where we have collectively fallen short.

Download chapter (PDF 8 MB)

Highlights

Shrill Carder Bee on pink flower

Natural capital

Chris Drake and Hannah Simmons, Kent County Council, and Kathi Bauer,
South East Rivers Trust.

Page 161

Pink, purple and yellow chalk grassland flowers on a steep chalk escarpment overlooking the sea

Conserving special places

Sue Beale, Natural England, and Lawrence Ball, Kent Wildlife Trust.

Page 167

Konicki ponies grazing Stodmarsh Reserve

Restoring landscapes

Chloe Edwards, Kent Wildlife Trust

Page 173

A flock of waxwings feeding on the berries of a Cotoneaster shrub in an urban landscape.

Conserving nature in an urban landscape

Richard Bloor, Maureen Rainey and Bethany Pateman,
Kent Wildlife Trust.

Page 177

European otter Lutra lutra

Conserving nature in a
changing climate

Lucy Breeze, Kent County Council

Page 181

Chough Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax

Species conservation

Kirsty Swinnerton and Stan Smith,
Kent Wildlife Trust

Page 185

Common Redshank Tringa totanus

Marine conservation

Chris Drake, Kent County Council

Page 191

Protesters speaking about the impacts of climate change

Environmental policy

Julia Hunt, Kent Wildlife Trust

Page 197

Volunteers at Hothfield Heathlands

People engagement

Keeley Atkinson, Amy Fitzmaurice and Lee Mason-Baldwin, Kent Wildlife Trust

Page 201

Cattle along the riverbank

Challenges, risks, opportunities and resources for conservation

Paul Hadaway, Kent Wildlife Trust

Page 209