About
At Hart-Kent Publications, we believe that knowledge should be accessible, engaging, and transformative. Founded on a passion for education, science, and storytelling, our mission is to create publications that inspire curiosity, spark conversation, and make complex subjects clear and meaningful.
We specialise in educational, scientific, and creative works that bridge the gap between expert knowledge and wider audiences. Whether it’s an academic resource, a thought-provoking non-fiction title, or an engaging educational series, our focus is always on quality, clarity, and impact.
Our Values
- Integrity – delivering reliable, well-researched content.
- Creativity – presenting information in ways that engage and inspire.
- Accessibility – making learning approachable for diverse readers and learners.
- Sustainability – supporting ideas and projects that contribute to a better future.
Hart-Kent Publications works with educators, researchers, and creatives to bring fresh perspectives to print and digital platforms. Every project is driven by a commitment to excellence, inclusivity, and the power of ideas to shape the world.
Hannah Hart-Kent
A UK-based animal biologist and educator who mixes solid science with sharp humour. Passionate about animal science and making learning fun, they turn wildlife facts into stories worth sharing. When not writing, they’re avoiding being an adult and spending time outdoors with the pets.
Hannah is a fully qualified lecturer in Animal Science with over 12 years of experience, specialising in supporting SEND and non-mainstream learners. Having overcome a difficult upbringing and the challenges of ADHD and mental health, she has built a diverse career across animal industries including veterinary practice, retail, livestock farming, charities, and rescues. A successful course manager, she later branched into freelance work after Covid, which led to welfare consultancy in live animal testing laboratories, zoo enclosure design, exotic rescue and rehabilitation, and farm animal enrichment. Hannah went on to work as a Field Health Technician with the UK Animal and Plant Health Agency before choosing to follow her own path into small business ownership and publishing. She now strives to continue educating the next generation of animal scientists, supporting educators, and enhancing animal welfare through talks, lectures, and outreach.
