Kent Conservation Courses

If you have any queries about any courses, please get in touch via email at courses@wildwoodtrust.org.

  1. Water Vole Ecology (1)

    Water Vole Survey, Assessment and Mitigation

    It provides a solid grounding in water vole ecology, survey, assessment, and mitigation with both classroom and field-based practical elements.

  2. Animal Skeletons

    Comparative Anatomy

    Discover the similarities and differences between human and animal skeletons.

  3. Mammal Id Weekend

    Kent Mammal Identification

    Learn how to identify our larger mammals from their tracks, signs and sightings. Includes a tour of the park to see some of the animals in the flesh and a close up examination of skins, skulls and antlers.

  4. White Tailed Sea Eagle Birds Of Prey

    Introduction to Birds of Prey

    Take a look at the identification and ecology of Britain’s Birds of Prey, from Buzzards to Barn Owls. Unravel plumages, take a look at habitats, and wonder at each species’ adaptations.

  5. Smss Nicola Butcher

    Small Mammal Survey Skills

    Learn how to survey for our smallest mammals using live, humane traps. Includes handling, sexing and identification, trap designs and mechanisms and principles of baiting and setting traps, surveying methods and legislation.

  6. Ukhab Flowers Closeup

    UKHab Webinar Training Course

    he UK Habitat Classification (UKHab) is a new comprehensive classification system for vegetation habitats which has many uses in conservation and land management. UKHab is set to replace the Phase 1 Habitat Survey currently used

  7. Natural Skin Care Lab

    Wildwoods Natural Skincare Lab

    In this hands-on one day course, learn how to formulate your own medicinal balms, deodorants, scrubs and other natural skincare products. Find out about the detrimental impacts to health, wildlife and the environment

  8. KMID Combined

    Combination Course: Small Mammal Survey & Kent Mamma Identification

    Learn how to survey for our smallest mammals using live, humane traps. Includes handling, sexing and identification, trap designs and mechanisms and principles of baiting and setting traps, surveying methods and legislation.