OUR PARTNERS

We are thrilled to collaborate with Kettering Town Council on inspiring projects and community initiatives, including the Bee Barn Project and Bats Rock! walks. 

We deeply appreciate the support given and eagerly anticipate many more years of partnership dedicated to enriching biodiversity and strengthening the bond between our community and the wonders of local nature.

Set up by Adam of KNG in partnership with New Gap Charity, WREN exists to support people when they encounter wildlife and are unsure what to do.

WREN coordinates animal welfare cases by providing advice, helping assess situations, and supporting practical next steps. This may include guidance, safe containment, arranging transport, and connecting with veterinary practices and wildlife rehabilitators. Our role is to ensure animals receive appropriate care, and that people feel confident in how to respond.

We are pleased to be partnered with the Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants.

Their reserves have been a mainstay of conservation across the 3 counties for many decades and the knowledge of the wardens and volunteers is unparalleled.  

The extensive knowledge possessed by the dedicated wardens and passionate volunteers is truly exceptional, making them invaluable custodians of the environment. We are genuinely grateful to work alongside them in these important initiatives.

Wicksteed Park is a historic family-friendly park in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, established in 1921 by philanthropist Charles Wicksteed. 

Spanning over 147 acres, it combines natural beauty with amusement attractions, making it a popular destination. 

Key features include a picturesque lake for boating, lovely gardens for walking and picnicking, and woodland areas that attract local wildlife, offering a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts.

The stunning illustrations for KNG were the creative vision of talented local artist, Cassandra Riley. 

Her work is deeply influenced by the beauty of the natural world and the intricate connections between humans and their environment. 

To explore more of her captivating artistry, visit her website and shop here.