Swindale Beck
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2017
- Swindale is a valley in the eastern edge of the Lake District. It’s one of two farms where the RSPB are working together with water company United Utilities to show how nature conservation and water quality improvements can work alongside farming.
A couple of hundred years ago, the Swindale Beck was straightened to create more farmland. While this made sense at the time, it has turned out to be bad news for wildlife and increased the risk of downstream flooding.
The RSPB, United Utilities, the Environment Agency and Natural England have been working together to restore the beck and return it to something like its original, bendy course.
Excelente projeto e video!
Aqui no Brasil somos abençoados com a abundancia de agua doce.pena que o governo tem pouca atitude sobre nossos rios.
Meio hambiente vem sendo sofrendo com desmatamento desenfreado .
Governo investe praticamente nada nos órgãos fiscalizadores.
Falo do Rio Grande do Sul,nosso estado é um dos que menos sofre com o desmatamento ,mas para nós aqui ja vem em uma crescente grande tambem.
Minha cidade passa um rio lindo, chamado Rio Taquari.
Marvellous, I love it.
Excellent video for a superb project. Well done all concerned. I will make sure I send this far and wide!
Loved this, such an inspiring watch. So happy to be an RSPB Member supporting such important Projects.
Gonna have to visit 😎
Excellent work and brilliant video thanks. We've walked up Swindale several times, both before and after the work, it's a beautiful valley. The waterfalls at the top are some of the best in the Lake District. We'll go back this spring to see the flowers hopefully. Mosedale is very wet and those old grip channels are hidden and treacherous.
Brilliant
What a project! This was such an inspiring watch. With so much achieved already in so little time, I cannot wait to see what it will be like given a few more years.
This is fantastic just stunning
Why has it taken 50 years for the light to be seen, let nature look after it's self it knows best,
Now turn all the other fells back to how they were 50 years ago,
Flooding will be less further down stream.