Ranscombe Farm Nature Reserve near Strood celebrates anniversary (www.bbc.co.uk)

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A Kent nature reserve is marking its 20th anniversary by holding events and activities and appealing for local people to get involved with the site.

Ranscombe Farm Nature Reserve near Strood has become known for its rare plants and habitats since wildlife charity Plantlife began its administration in 2006.

The site covers 622 acres of arable, grass and woodland offering wide-ranging views of the Medway valley and Kent Downs.

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