A guide to the archaeological sites, landscapes and historic
buildings which constitute Kent's heritage.
Kent's countryside has a rich variety of landscapes and small
settlements shaped by a dynamic history and a changing rural
economy.
Kent has one of the longest and most varied coastlines in
England. Almost one third of the people of Kent live in coastal
districts.
Pollution is a threat to our natural environment, find out about
what Kent County Council is doing to tackle the problem, and what
you can do to help.
How will climate change affect Kent and what can you do to
help?
An Eco-School is a school committed to improving its
environment; both inside the school buildings and outside in the
school grounds.
You should contact your district council if you have any
problems with street cleaning and litter, pests, noise, food safety
or flytipping.
Find out more about Kent County Council's policy on the
environment and our progress towards our goals.
Too little and too much water - find out the latest on flooding
and water shortages