Endangered water voles introduced to reserve
Endangered water voles introduced to reserveImage source, Surrey National Trust/Hannah ElliottImage caption, Water voles have been functionally extinct since the early 2000s, Surrey Wildlife Trust saidByDanielle MalgwiSouth EastPublishedJust nowSurrey Wildlife Trust has…
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Endangered water voles introduced to reserveImage source, Surrey National Trust/Hannah ElliottImage caption, Water voles have been functionally extinct since the early 2000s, Surrey Wildlife Trust saidByDanielle MalgwiSouth EastPublishedJust nowSurrey Wildlife Trust has introduced 30 nationally-endangered water voles to a nature reserve near Elstead.The release on the River Wey comes following a "successful" release on the upper river.The water voles are being introduced downstream on 10 sites between Frensham and Elstead, the wildlife trust said.James Herd, director of reserves management at the trust, said: "As we work towards the restoration of natural ecosystems and landscapes county wide, I hope this release is one of many reintroductions of native species that we'll see in the years…
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