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time, the risks would have been reduced. i think the scandal here is that, basically, motorways have been expanded on the cheap and safety considerations have not always been at the top of the agenda. the transport select committee said these new smart waterways allow 1600 vehicles every hour to travel, and it's vital on busy days. this was vital to ease congestion, to allow people to get around faster and more easily. is there a better way to do this? ., , easily. is there a better way to do this? . , ., , ., this? certainly we would question whether smart _ this? certainly we would...

We can see reeds there but it is crisscrossed with all sorts of beaver channels and pools and hollows, and all filled with water. by turning to nature, this thread footage shows how the beaver has created meanders in the stream, allowing other habitats to develop. we don't say beavering away for nothing. the beaver really is a grafter, from building dams to digging canals, transporting water, even slowing water down. the beaver is super smart. the beaver have created canals, the beaver have made dams, they have felled trees and they are brought water all around the site. and in doing so, a lot...

During that time, the creatures have been sinking their teeth into trees, plants and soil — and have transformed the landscape in the process. chrissie reidy can tell us more. beavers rarely put their feet up and that's why 20 years ago they were reintroduced here at ham fen to transform the land back to wetland. it was drying out, it almost had dried up. the trees you in the background, that small bridge that was just over there, you used to be able to walk across. you can't do that anymore. that is a wetland site now. we can see reeds but it is criss—crossed with all sorts of beaver chan...