The South East Pine Martens Restoration Project is the subject of an evening talk hosted by East Grinstead Natural History Society at Trinity Methodist Church on Monday 16 November 2026. Speaker Sue Blanch from Kent Wildlife Trust will describe current work assessing whether pine martens could be reintroduced to Kent and East Sussex.
Pine martens and wildlife restoration
The presentation looks at the conservation questions around restoring this native woodland mammal, including the project team’s feasibility work in the South East. It is suitable for anyone interested in local wildlife, natural history and environmental conservation.
Talk details and admission
Monday 16 November 2026 at 7.30pm. Venue: Trinity Methodist Church, Lingfield Road, East Grinstead RH19 2HA. Admission is £4.50 on the door, or £3 for society members. Refreshments are provided. The church confirms that on-site parking is available. See East Grinstead Living’s events calendar for the talk details.
Things To Do
Allow time to explore East Grinstead before the evening meeting. Trinity Methodist Church is near the junction of Lingfield Road and London Road, north of the town centre.
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