Ellie Harrison v Helen Skelton is a brilliant pick 'em.
I *think* I'd go for Ellie, but Helen has bigger baps and is filth (regardless of whether she's been filming in a peat bog or not).
Not sure other than it's a for both.
Ellie Harrison v Helen Skelton is a brilliant pick 'em. I *think* I'd go for Ellie, but Helen has bigger baps and is filth (regardless of whether she's been filming in a peat bog or not).Not sure other than it's a for both.
Countryfile - Good stuff about beavers from the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. All is positive!. But then it would be wouldn't it given "The project is a partnership between Cornwall Wildlife Trust, Woodland Valley farm and the University of Exeter.
Countryfile - Good stuff about beavers from the Cornwall Wildlife Trust. All is positive!. But then it would be wouldn't it given "The project is a partnership between Cornwall Wildlife Trust, Woodland Valley farm and the University of Exeter.
Reintroduction of Beaver been muted for a while and in parts of the Uk they are getting established ,see them on the River earn and see the damage they do to the banking after the floods tear into their burrows ,they also are fond of certain root crops but I am not sure all that is said against them is correct .They would if allowed dam and create important habitat ,hold flood water back and provide natural nutrients for rivers ,of course they would in certain places be more than a nuisance. The correct way forward is to allow them areas where they can show the benefits to the an entire river system ,damning would in my opinion be good ,migratory fish could also benefit but the big problem is the places beavers have been shown to help also have Bear and Wolf ,here is a great documentary worth a watch ,all about how Wolfs change rivers ,very interesting ,believe it or not fish are thee most important thing in the river ,well after water ,documentary is about trophic cascades . https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn4RKMVmFZo
Reintroduction of Beaver been muted for a while and in parts of the Uk they are getting established ,see them on the River earn and see the damage they do to the banking after the floods tear into their burrows ,they also are fond of certain root cro