KentOnline / KMTV
KentOnline / KMTV
  • 2 years ago
A farmer in Rochester has turned his land into a habitat to support local wildlife. Alex Bates has been working with the RSPB and environmental consultants EPR to create 80 hectares of wetland. Once finished it will benefit birds and other animals across the Thames Estuary and marshes.

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