What is KLAW?
KLAW is a learning, advocacy and affinity network for landowners, land managers, community
groups and likeminded individuals brought together by shared interests, working collectively to benefit conservation,
biodiversity, environmental sustainability, and wildlife at a local level.
KLAW is an independent, membership-based organisation, working to maximise positive land management, biodiversity and
wildlife conservation in Kent. We have intentionally referred to "Landholders" because owning the land that you manage is
not necessary in to
join KLAW as a landholding member. Landholdings can be a small suburban garden.
As well as this web site, KLAW has produced an A5 leaflet illustrating our interests and activities. A copy can be downloaded,
for printing on A4 paper, by clicking here.
The overarching aims of the group are to:
- Support landholders, land managers and community groups who are keen to conserve, promote and support
wildlife on their land.
- Support members to assess, plan and implement good habitat management
- Facilitate education and learning activities related to conservation, regeneration, sustainability for landowners,
land managers, community groups and community members.
- Work in partnership with member organisations to promote conservation, wilding activities, biodiversity and
regenerative agriculture.
- Promote and facilitating environmental and conservation volunteering opportunities
- Advocate and promote wildlife conservation and regenerative activities across Kent.
- Promote cross fertilisation of ideas within the group, learning from each other and recognising the good work that
is being done by group members.
If you'd like to read KLAW's Constitution, click here. The Constitution is also available by clicking a link that can be found
in every footer.
KLAW holds monthly management meetings (remotely) and a physical Annual General Meeting, hosted by a KLAW member.
Details can be found by clicking here.
