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Sound was a problem and looked at you talking most of the video. Would have been nice to see the scenery and location.❤
rare for some1 to deforest 50:05
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I see at least 4 every single day here in Northamptonshire, live about 8 miles from Rockingham forest, most ive seen in a day was a dozen
I live in canterbury and love the beavers in the river stour :)
Would you do an update on how your osprey pack is holding up and what you currently carry these days? Just getting back into walking and ordered the same pack.
Tasty. Best ribs!
What does it really mean to be a conservative ?
the problem is thta you don't have predetors, like wolves and bears, for taking them controlled. And this will take to a overexpansion of this herbivores.
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Oh POOR LAWNS! HOW WILL THEY EVER COPE?!
Returning Eurasian Lynx is a brilliant idea, as it used to roam wild not so long ago…
Anyone who thinks this is good is utterly mad. We have these in Sweden and they are a major problem, here we have some predators but still far too many. They breed like crazy, are very difficult to Hunt unlike deer and moose, plus they are incredibly dangerous hunting dogs need special collars to stop the boar killing them. Add o this they eat ground dwelling nesting birds, eggs etc. If you have these near you they will overnight turn a football field into a ploughed field. I have seen these dead on a motorway one was at least 6 foot long and probably weighed 200 kg, they are enormous. Fencing off your garden is not good, you need an electric fence. This video is utterly stupid.
Great video!! 👍👍👍 (And hello from British Columbia)
Hello, thank you for watching :-)
Ahhh, lovely piglets, you didn't show any adult males with razor sharp tusks that can kill and maim. They were hunted to extinction for a reason, they are very dangerous and incredibly destructive to crops, can spread diseases, F&M, etc. It's laughable that they benefit wild birds, that is really clutching at straws!
We see Red Kites from time to time in Yoxall Staffordshire . I saw 3 in flight recently between Sutton Coldfield and Oxford .
Wow, such a lucky experience to see 3. Thank you for watching :-)
@@ConservationChatUK if you go to mid wales Gigrin farm you can see flocks of red kites at the feeding station
Great keep rewilding
The job I wanted when I was younger
You remind me of mike dickin 😊
The most accurate, easiest, and non invasive method that you can use right now is the technique I use to determine the age of a tree. It is also the simplest method, ask the tree how old it is. They are very happy to provide this information and it works for me every time,
incredible creatures!
We agree, thank you for watching :-)
Or import some Gauls
Uk was completely destroyed with Roads and industry, a bit of rewinding here and there isn't going to o much now. The rivers and soil are polluted too. Everyones on a high meat diet and plastic is oozing into every corner of society. We run on fuels that are burned. Many, many problems.
It such a poor state we are in but thankfully rewilding offers so many solutions. Thank you for watching :-)
I rarely see red Kites in my corner of Derbyshire but we visited the Savernake forest in Wiltshire, for a few days, and saw quite a lot on local travels.
Thats amazing that you got to see them, thank you for watching :-)
Never noticed that lol. Nice vid
What are their predators?
Bears, wolves, wolverines where they exist. None in the UK but the young can be taken. Thank you for watching :-)
So good
Thank you for watching :-)
Poor video, no info on where else the boar are present, we all know they are in the F of D.
Thank you for the feedback. Thanks for watching :-)
So I’m here because I went to Siem Reap Cambodia and I visited all the temples.. in one temple the Ta Phrom there were massive trees 😍 and they were growing on top of the temples. I just don’t understand how???? And how old are the trees really???
That sounds truly amazing, thank you for sharing and watching. How old are the temples? :-)
'promosm' ✔️
Please cover video with life cycle
SEO issues in your YT channel.
I think maybe there were always wild boars in England but they were just very elusive and rarely seen so people believed they were extinct and they're just becoming braver and people blame it on releasing.
Those feet 😂😂
Can we have the document please? Can't find it
Nice vid, but get rid of the awful music!
It's great they're back. Apparently there are boar in a woodland close to me so I shall be going 'nature hunting' to see these guys. Yay nature!
South west coast path at westward ho! Walk towards clovelly from braddicks holiday camp…never had to look they find you..
Thank you, hope you love them as much as we do :-)
Funny that the UK is trying to bring them back while in the U.S. we are trying everything we can to get rid of them. We have over half a million in Florida alone you are more than welcome to take if you like.
what a wonderful little walk. bravo for herding the cows back home :) This is definitely a place to add to my bucket list.
It's a beauty of a spot! Definitely add it to your list. 😊🐄🌳
@@ConservationChatUK i've got a few limitations, but i will definitely be adding it to the list. have a great weekend :)
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Can i suggest grow your channel?
Hi, Hope you are well. I hope visit your KZread channel and your video making is very good. Your content ideas are very good. Thank you very much ♥
People conserve the natural areas to protect them from themselves to presere it for the next any kind of generations in the nature. or ?
Which species predates boar? Wolves?
Wolves and Bears usually. Lynx, Foxes, and Eagles I think are known to take Piglets when the opportunity comes.
reel big problem i am very sad for the trees
Saw a dead boar today next to the A5 road north of Dunstable.
You do not want wild boar in the U. K. Just look at the damage they do where they are in the U. S.
Boars are native animals to the UK, much of what they done benefits our ecosystem and makes nature thrive, in the US they aren’t naturally supposed to be there so the affects are worse, though I do agree Boar can cause problems for some towns or dogs the benefits they cause our landscape is better than the US.
I dnt fink these are rewilded anymore than beaver i fink thier very managed n dnt leave the designated area if i fink theres some il blog it but no not yet
Superb video! Very well presented, informative and balanced. You asked for feedback:- 1st, We must always remind people that the UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world's. We have eradicated all our top predators centuries ago. We continue to attack our wildlife in the form of badgers, beaver etc etc. Our land owners as a whole are totally intolerant of wildlife. It is so pleasing to witness a growing exception to this, in estates led by Knepp Estate. 2nd when people complain about wildlife, such as wild boar uprooted gardens defending their young against dogs, or in the case of beavers, doing what they naturally do, make dams and diverting streams. Ask ourselves what it is like to have a herd of elephants in your garden destroying your crops as in Africa or India. Just imagine what is it like living on the edge of a tiger park in India. Tigers not only take your domestic buffalo and cattle by do on occasions actually eat people, as I learnt from our naturalist guide on our recent trip to that country. We in Britain need to be more tolerant and recognise we are all richer having wildlife in our world. 3rd Ask yourself who is producing the greatest destruction to our world? Not wildlife, yes it is humans who are responsible for destroying the forests at an alarming rate, polluting the planet, using up earth natural resources. On the bright side of this, there is a growing band of humans who are fighting for the world's wildlife, such as your selves in your small way. My wife and I never give money to human charities. Even BBC programs that are about wildlife do not support wildlife with their fund raising campaigns. Sadly the lot of wildlife on this planet is not recognised by the vast majority. Your videos i a small way help to make a difference BRILLIANT job done, I have subscribed. Please keep educating us, thank you.
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