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England's first wild beavers for 400 years allowed to live on River Otter
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<blockquote data-quote="Ffermer Bach" data-source="post: 7078046" data-attributes="member: 51054"><p>I turned on countryfile a couple of months ago, and they were on a national trust farm where they had blocked a river and let it flood the entire field! Not sure why? Apparently that is better for the environment? Worse for people who want to eat food, but fine if we just want to intensify farming overseas and import everything, maybe even cut down rainforests and clap ourselves on the back for "re wilding" the river meadow. Anyway, I guess beavers do the same to river meadows. I would not be happy if I had good river meadows that became flooded because of beaver dams and the beavers were protected and my fields would halve or more in value.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ffermer Bach, post: 7078046, member: 51054"] I turned on countryfile a couple of months ago, and they were on a national trust farm where they had blocked a river and let it flood the entire field! Not sure why? Apparently that is better for the environment? Worse for people who want to eat food, but fine if we just want to intensify farming overseas and import everything, maybe even cut down rainforests and clap ourselves on the back for "re wilding" the river meadow. Anyway, I guess beavers do the same to river meadows. I would not be happy if I had good river meadows that became flooded because of beaver dams and the beavers were protected and my fields would halve or more in value. [/QUOTE]
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