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What's living on Ironhurst Valley Nature Reserve

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Earlier this year, two wildlife surveys at Ironhurst Valley recorded 176 plant and animal taxa, including six plants on the Kent Rare Plant Register. Discover the rare wildflowers, nesting bees and other species found on this riverside reserve.

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Save Oaken Wood: Of pathogens & greenfinches

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This guest blog is written by Rachel Rodwell, councillor and campaigner. She explores the respite that woodlands like Oaken Wood can provide through troubling times.