What We Do

An informal meeting with an open agenda to discuss all things affecting the environment and climate in the Maidstone area. It is open to all and is currently being held on the 3^rd. Monday of the month at Lockmeadow Street Food Website 

Railway station adoption provides the opportunity to promote using sustainable travel. It’s a good thing to raise greater awareness about public transport. Station Adoption is about the station, not the Network. Therefore, the activities at an adopted station should reflect the needs of the local community. These activities may enhance the health, well-being, environment, wildlife, and sustainable actions to reduce the impact of the climate crisis.

Litterpicking helps reduce pollution by removing harmful waste that contaminates our environment. Plastics and other non-biodegradable materials can take hundreds of years to decompose, releasing toxins into the environment. By removing these items, we can reduce pollution and protect ecosystems.

Creating a wildlife border at Allington Library sponsored by Suez.

The team are looking for donations and seeds via the seed swaps around Maidstone. Suez is funding planters and soil.

There are lots of ideas and initiatives:

• Hedgehog monitoring.
• Children’s zone with tree stumps, litter picking events etc.
• Education in the community via newsletters.
• Signs enhanced by artwork.
• There is a story book about Allington pollinator pathways

Donations to the project can be made via Maidstone CAN, volunteers are also needed to help, please contact us for more details.

An initiative in it’s formative stages. The thought is to provide support for anybody who wants to turn their patch more wildlife friendly.