Our Community Projects

Bioregion East Kent supports the development of a River Charter for the Great Stour. Working together with nature conservation bodies, councils, and the Environment Agency, the River Charter will give citizens and their communities a new role as stewards whose voices are heard. 

The creation of a Bioregional Finance Facility is an essential element of a functioning bioregion to ensure that finance is available to fund the projects needed to regenerate East Kent. 

Bioregion East Kent is committed to an ongoing series of public meetings to allow people to explore bioregioning, meet like-minded people, and take part in bioregional activities and projects.

We seek to promote support for and expansion of multiple regenerative and sustainable food partnerships and initiatives across East Kent. 

 There are 15 Community Forests in England, which are afforestation-based regeneration projects which aim to bring trees and people together to create healthy, inspiring, and resilient places for both communities and nature. We want to replicate this in The Blean.  

The Canterbury Eco City project seeks to create a vision for Canterbury 2050 and put in place initiatives to transform the city into an exemplar of the green city movement.