The charity says it aims to transform low grade arable land into a "wildlife haven".

A wildlife charity is fundraising to buy a 400-acre farm so it can rewild an area of land between Kent and Sussex.

Kent Wildlife Trust has launched a campaign to raise £500,000 to purchase Hoathly Farm in Lamberhurst, near Tunbridge Wells.

The trust says if successful, Hoathly Farm would be added to its existing wilding projects at Scotney Castle and Furnace Farm, which it already owns, to create a “near-continuous landscape for nature” connecting Kent and Sussex.