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Water voles: National Trust releasing 100 in Yorkshire Dales
Topic Started: Aug 19 2016, 04:30 PM (202 Views)
celticsparrow-Jan
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About 100 water voles are to be released in the Yorkshire Dales.
Ecologists from the National Trust plan to release the new colony into Malham Tarn, England's highest freshwater lake.
It will be the first time voles have been in high Yorkshire Dales in 50 years.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-37127152

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Night Owl
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That's brilliant news Jan :fingersx: it all goes well and they manage to breed and build up a good population of them there.
Thank you for the link :cool:
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Grayling
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Jan, lovely news - I heard that report on the radio this morning.

Thank you for the link :Cool:
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Laurie P
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That's great news Jan :cool2: Let's hope they do well.

Thank you for the link.
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Davebutterflyman
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Excellent news Jan.

Providing they can be released where Mink aren't an issue then they should do really well.
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