Kent Field Club, founded in 1955, aims to deepen the understanding and appreciation of the natural history of Kent, England. Our membership ranges across the spectrum from professional experts in a particular field of study to those who simply appreciate the aesthetic beauty of our countryside and love to walk in it, observing its wildlife in the company of like-minded people.
The non-native kelp Undaria pinnatifida(wakame) was found growing attached for the first time in late August 2024 in Kent on low shore chalk rock at Dumpton Gap between Broadstairs and Ramsgate. The species long-known to occur on marinas in Ramsgate Harbour was first recorded in Britain in the...
Read moreThis year's Kent Wildlife Conference was held on the 22nd October at the University of Kent Canterbury campus. The theme of this year's conference was The Role of Biodiversity and Natural History Recording in Rebuilding Biodiversity. Presentations topics included grassland creation, Local...
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A variety of topical research projects by KFC members
A variety of topical research projects by KFC members.
A variety of topical research projects by KFC members
