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  1. Nice video showing some of the work of Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston and their nature recovery and river restoration work on Hackney Marshes (funded through some of our GLA funding) bit.ly/4iaZdbx #naturerecovery #hackneymarshes #watervoles #haggerston #hackney #riverrestoration #rewilding

  2. New colonies of threatened #WaterVoles found in south Wales
    bbc.com/news/articles/c0k50r71

    "Discovered in the upland landscape of the Rhondda and Afan valleys in south #Wales, upland habitats are now one of the most significant places in Wales for the small mammal... More than 40 water vole colonies have now been recorded in the past few years and they play a vital role in maintaining the balance and health of upland ecosystems."

  3. The latest report from TWT highlights the national picture with a 39% decrease in water vole range since 2006. But there is hope! 🌿

    📖 Read the full National Water Vole Database Project Report and learn more about The Wildlife Trusts' efforts to protect these incredible creatures: ow.ly/3HXg50UK3AL

    #WaterVoles #ShropshireWildlifeTrust #ShropshireWildlife #Wildlife

  4. Beavers create habitat suitable for #WaterVoles in Scottish rainforest
    theguardian.com/environment/ar

    "The #voles, once abundant in #Scotland but now one of the country’s most threatened #animals, could thrive in the complex boundary between water and land that #beavers have created in Knapdale since their #reintroduction there in 2009... They’ve increased the edge habitat: instead of a harsh change from water to land, the edges along the burns and lochs are softened and seasonally flooded."

  5. Water voles in Britain have been recorded eating 227 different species of plant. These include reeds, grasses, rushes, sedges, roots, rhizomes, bulbs and tree bark. They have been spotted as high as 2.5 metres up a tree.

    10 facts about water voles:

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2024/

    #WaterVoles #Animals #WorldWetlandsDay

  6. 365 water voles have been released in the Lake District to hopefully create a strong population. They're very much needed as part of a healthy, sustainable ecosystem.

    #GoodNews #WaterVoles #Wildlife #Ecosystem #LakeDistrict

    cumbriacrack.com/2023/08/17/wa

  7. I love water voles, they're such cute little critters, but they do all kinds of damage to the banks of the drainage reens on the Gwent Levels. The burrowing to create nests and passageways often causes the reen bank to collapse; no wonder the navvies of years gone by persecuted them for ruining their canal banks.
    #photo #photography #GwentLevels #Monmouthshire #watervoles