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To the questions they still have. defra said to the fishermen right at the start of the die—off, if you want to find your evidence, you've got to find the evidence yourself, and that's exactly what we are doing. we are going to create a full picture of what the chemical risk is in terms of the north sea, and we're going to relate that back to the dredging activity, and we're going to see what that connection is. if there is a connection, the fishermen say they'll seek government compensation. defra says it is not offering support following the crustacean deaths, and provides millions of poun...

And the possibilities. i would just like somebody to be able to say, yes, this is what happened, nobody has. they need a solution, because something new is happening in these waters. prawn catches are also down by up to 90%. what's happening at the teesport can only be good for the area, and i have no problem with that whatsoever. what i don't think is that some of us should have to suffer. if that's the case, then we should receive help for it. so they're carrying out their own research. fishermen and scientists working together, looking for answers to the questions they still have. defra sai...

Hollows, and all filled with water. �* , ., ., water. by turning to nature this thread _ water. by turning to nature this thread footage - water. by turning to nature this thread footage shows | water. by turning to nature i this thread footage shows how the beaver has created meanders in the stream, allowing other habitats to develop. taste in the stream, allowing other habitats to develop. we don't say beavering _ habitats to develop. we don't say beavering away _ habitats to develop. we don't say beavering away for - habitats to develop. we don't l say beavering away for nothing. the beav...

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...

The beaver have created canals, the beaver have made dams, they have felled trees and they have brought water all around the site. and in doing so, a lot of the big trees that were sucking all the moisture out of the site, drying it up, have started die off. but they have been creating habitats in their own right, standing deadwood there for over 20 years, but what's taken its place is lots and lots of willow. willowjust happens to be the beaver�*s favourite foodstuffs, especially in winter when times are tough, and also what they build dams from, build their lodges from. it is hoped the suc...