Vital Kent land is being kept alive thanks to beavers
- 2 years ago
The last surviving piece of endangered wildlife land in Kent is being kept alive by a unique group of animals.
Ham Fen near Sandwich is a marsh and is a vital part of the environment in the county and is being managed by Beavers.
The mammals are not native to the UK and have been reintroduced in Kent after being wiped out 400 years ago.
Ham Fen near Sandwich is a marsh and is a vital part of the environment in the county and is being managed by Beavers.
The mammals are not native to the UK and have been reintroduced in Kent after being wiped out 400 years ago.