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Dan, where are we? we are in the cairngorm national park, abernethy forest, owned by the rspb but part of the cairngorm connect partnership. its absolutely beautiful, can you tell me what cairngorm connect is? its a partnership between four different land owning organisations and what we are trying to do is restore natural processes, trying to get the forest to go back to its natural tree line, restoring peatlands which will help take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and where we have rivers...

National park, the cairngorms. ive heard there is an ambitious 200 year plan to restore this landscape. but im not sure our little van is up to the off—road bits, so unfortunately, ive had to switch temporarily to an old —fashioned gas guzzler. excellent. its a long jump down, this. so, dan, where are we? well, ade, were in the cairngorm national park. were at the abernethy forest which is owned by the rspb but is part of the cairngorm connect partnership. it is absolutely beautiful, can you...

Excellent. its a long jump down, this. so, dan, where are we? well, ade, were in the cairngorm national park. were at the abernethy forest which is owned by the rspb but is part of the cairngorm connect partnership. it is absolutely beautiful, can you tell me what cairngorms connect is? yeah, so its a partnership between four [and owning organisations and what were trying to do is restore natural processes, were trying to get the forest to go back to its natural tree line, were restoring peatlan...

President obama said that republicans are trying to rig the elections coming forward by caring so much about ballot security and ballot integrity and a lot of republicans, tens of millions of republicans say that the rigging of the election happened in 2016 when -- in 2020 when laws were changed about how -- how to control and protect our elections or sometimes, you know, the courts just intervened or rogue election officials changed the processes by which we make sure that ballots are correct a...

Theyre beautiful birds and theyre the only bird of prey that exclusively feeds on fish. pescatarians, are they? pescatarians, they are, yes, they like their trout! for almost a0 years, in the early part of the 20th century, these birds were hunted to extinction in the uk. conservation work led to their successful reintroduction and over the past few decades, their numbers have steadily grown. today its estimated there are around 250 breeding pairs across britain. so all the natural processes we ...

Pescatarians. they are, yes, they like their trout! for the early part of the 20th century these birds were hunted to extinction in the uk. conservation work led to their successful reintroduction and over the past few decades, their numbers have steadily grown. today it is estimated there are around 250 breeding pairs across britain. all the natural processes we talked about, that produces bigger, safer habitats for wildlife to thrive and the link with ospreys, i suppose, is quite symbolic. the...

Is preserving democracy and the argument youre making right now is that preserving the filibuster is not preserving democracy at the moment? >> it is -- democratic processes. that is what it does. there is nothing in the congress about phil filibuster. ive heard people talk about what the filibuster was put in place for. nobody knows what it was put in place for. it just popped up and came in to dialogue or to the process sometime ago and a tradition. and i know a little bit about this. it was u...

So all the natural processes we talked about, that produces bigger, safer habitats for wildlife to thrive, and the link with ospreys, i suppose, is quite symbolic. the first ospreys to come back to britain came back to loch garten in the 19505 and were hoping that cairngorms connect�*s going to bring back lots more nature as we move forward through the 200 years. but theres more to the cairngorms than just walks and wildlife. adventure companies offer zip lining, canyoning and something called...

Pairs across britain. all the natural processes we talked about, that produces bigger, safer habitats for wildlife to thrive and the link with ospreys, i suppose, is quite symbolic. the first ospreys to come back to britain came back to loch garten in the 50s and we are hoping that cairngorm cam connect will bring back lots more nature as we move forward through 200 years. but there is more to the cairngorms than walks and wildlife. adventure companies offer zip lining, cannoning and something c...

Can you tell me what cairngorm connect is? its a partnership between four didnt [and owning organisations and what were trying to do is restore natural processes, were trying to get the first to go back to its natural tree line, were restoring peatlands which will help take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and where we have rivers that have been altered, were making them more natural by restoring them to their natural channels. excuse my ignorance, to my untrained eye this looks pretty natur...