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Into the river 0tter is brilliant. weve shown people and beavers can quite happily coexist and that the benefits really do outweigh some of the negatives that also exist. the environment minister visited their habitat in east devon to make the announcement. she believes this project could have a much wider impact, influencing how farmers and landowners are subsidised after the uk leaves the european union. if you want a more diverse habitat, to work alongside with our farming and our healthy and...

Many answers needed. we are really glad you and the entire team are okay. >> a major university becomes the first school at that level to cancel its football season because of covid-19. more on that ahead. ♪ come on in, were open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. weve just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪

We can cross now to breakfast‘s tim muffett, whos at the british wildlife centre in surrey. so, tim, i havejust had it explained to me that you are in an enclosure and in theory, we are hoping were going to see some wild animals with you? what is going on? that is right, live television and animals obviously, they dont appear on cue but we are at the british wildlife centre, in the wild cat enclosure but a few minutes ago, the wildcats made an appearance and hopefully now you can see some of t...

>> the nypd involved in a controversial arrest, it shows the woman damaging police surveillance cameras near city hall using a broom. video of her arrest sparked outrage over social media showing plainclothes officers forcing her into an unmarked van. she was arrested because she was wanted for criminal mischief. todd: six people arrested in philadelphia for vandalizing police cars during protests in may. troopers say they were part of a group using hammers and scooters dismissed those cruisers....

Early on, so it gets easier and easier the more you do because you build up that credibility. making me think more and more about breakfast, surely it must be time! very shortly. australia is one country that closed it international borders early, to try and contain the coronavirus. now, the government says theyll remain closed for a significant amount of time to help the country maintain its status as an "island sanctuary" from the disease. so, how is it impacting business? from sydney, phil me...

Species in these areas? yes, i think for some of them it is going to become increasingly difficult. you are right, i think we will get big fires again in the future. fortu nately fires again in the future. fortunately it looks like this coming fire season will not be so bad because there has been a lot of rainfall which means that much has already been burnt already. but in the years to come, the similar co nflu e nce the years to come, the similar confluence of conditions that brought about the...

Species. the outcomes of this are shocking, the size of that loss. to calculate that, the scientists looked at a certain area and estimated the density of the animals ina estimated the density of the animals in a place covered by the bushfires and they multiplied it by the land and they multiplied it by the land and they multiplied it by the land and the area that was burned. in those days when we were reporting it, we were talking about millions of hectares that were devastated by the fires, yo...

Quickly. going into the bush now, there is grass and herbs in many areas, many of the trees are beginning to release proud. the general species can cope with that environment and they will come back quickly. but the species that have particular habitat requirements such as leaf litter or logs, it will take longerfor this kind of as leaf litter or logs, it will take longer for this kind of forest environment to come back. and what animals would that be? small birds, runners and mammals. some of t...

Species into extinction. heres shaima khalil. red skies and toxic smoke — the picture of australias black summer. the scale of the devastation still unfolding. these mega blazes swept across every australian state from september to february, scorching an area nearly as big as england, killing at least 33 people and destroying thousands of homes. the countrys unique wildlife has been dealt a shattering blow. pictures of suffering koalas and kangaroos stunned the world. now, new research has fou...

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