A charity is urgently trying to raise £120,000 to support a large-scale conservation grazing project.
Kent Wildlife Trust says it has nearly 900 animals, including longhorn cattle, konik ponies, Hebridean sheep, goats, pigs, and European bison, that are restoring habitats across 52 sites.
The trust warns more than 200 species in Kent are now threatened or endangered as natural habitats continue to “shrink and degrade”.
Alison Ruyter, wilder grazing lead, said grazers “help bring life back to landscapes that machinery simply can’t reach”.