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Fantastic work ❤❤❤❤

Given humans took them all away I think humans should bloody well put them back.

What aren’t we planting some trees a bit further apart and some trees right next to each other? Some much older trees and some already coppiced trees and some curved and oddly shaped and some straight trees? Why aren’t we planting older trees too amongst the all 2-3 year old trees? Needs that non-uniform planting spacing and ages to help with biodiversity later on in 10 years and more

Great videos. All landowners need to watch and get in to it and make a change for this country. If it works financially then it’ll be taken up across the nation

Must be the most satisfying job in the world enabling wildlife to prosper in your creation

Will the Wildcat population be safe?

We cant look after the Scottish Wildcat, Red Squirrel, Capercaillie at the moment…

Forget Lynx, I think we should keep focus on the Scottish Wildcat.

Excellent video! well done! and great work.

So uplifting for the soul! But hopefully also an inspiration for many more land owners and land managers to do similar. These schemes will massively benefit not just the environment and biodiversity, but local agriculture too - greater flood and drought resilience, more beneficial insects, healthier soils......Wouldn't in be great if every farmer incorporated this type of practice on an element of their land.

They will take lambs for sure and know from friends in Norway they will go after domestic cats etc.

Ask the sheep and lambs in the Highlands whether they are ready. If the government doesn’t kill sheep these moronic rewildings will.

Look the landowners and game keepers don't want their way of life changed, even though they kill birds of prey perpetually to protect the game birds, so they can have fun blasting them out of the sky, so Lynx would never be allowed by the rich who own everything in the UK.

Do not let the lynx into Scotland ,once established you will never be able to control them as you will be blocked whatever damage caused by them and are they going to remain north of the boarder? ??? Like hell they are ,...say no to the lynx and all the propergander shite

Great work 👏

Bring the lynx back :D

lynx and the scottish wild cat hybrid will make great combination😸

Great video. Thank you 🙏

The re introduction of this beautiful animal would be most welcome. Well done all who work to this end.

It would be great if the countries which lost their native predatory animals like lynx could now ensure their reintroduction. I am bit sceptical, as raptors, foxes and badgers are still persecuted by hunters, and gamekeepers in UK despite the law forbidding hunting of wildlife. Until there is a strict enforcement of law, even if lynx gets back, and starts to stalk various smaller prey, it can end up persecuted as remaining predators on UK soil and air, if it ventures to those landowners who are killing anything other than they want on their land.

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Please create a follow-up video so we can see the progress!

Beavers are now being removed in Scotland due to bank and tree damage. People are idiotically releasing beavers without permission we have had them re caught

As today's stupid release has proven, Always the none farmers can't see a problem, Its not their stock. Illegally released beavers and legally are being recaught due to damage. I'm not willing to accept the losses

The issue is habitat destruction and there are two very simple fixes to this. First, remove the almost 7 million sheep from Scotland, deer numbers are roughly just 10% of this, yet deer get the blame..... Not forgetting the subsidies the sheep farmers get to ruin the landscapes. Second, the issue with the deer is overgrazing because a lack of movement. This is fixed by moving the deer on with groups of hikers and fell runners. Deer are native and sentient beings that do not want to die, those who shoot them will never take the same deer a predator would, they can and do miss their shots and venison is a red meat which is classed as a group 2a carcinogen. There are alternatives, but we won't pursue them because people will lose money over it which shows that the environment isn't truly their primary concern.

At the end of the day, without wild apex predators we will NEVER get a good handle on deer numbers or feeding behaviours. Stalking can play a role, particularly in lowering numbers. But it's arrogant to think they could ever fulfil the same role as a wild apex predator that has co-evolved with deer. Working not just with stalkers, but with wolves and lynx is the only way we will see true landscape-scale change.

The bringing together of all key interests on all sides of a subject seems to always bring amazing results when all sides are heard calmly and fairly. Sometimes, even, one side can see a way that the other side can be enhanced by the actions of yet another side which again leads to a tweak in how the first side does something and then benefits all in ways no one thought possible. Who would have thought that all sides working together could be a concept?

Mmmmm venison

How can we get involved in helping? Up for volunteer labour etc

And ALSO planting native wetland plants and shrubs as that level and diversity of vegetation is needed for a diverse habitat and diverse wildlife (including the salmon which are an important part of the ecosystem).

Well done 👏👏👏 congratulations superb job and much needed throughout the UK

There are almost certainly already lynx in Scotland. As well as puma and black leopards.You must know that?

Very nice project. Love the idea. Good luck!

They are very likely already there. Lynx are so elusive you'd hardly see them.

Sounds like a great success. Your video editing needs work, however. You skip from clip to clip after 2-3 seconds and repeat clips unnecessarily, as if your goal was to have as many separate shots as possible. When you have a wide landscape shot you need to allow time for people to actually look it, orient themselves on it, and see details.

Love this. Thanks for the inspiration!

We have not had this conflict in an extreme form in the Arnside Silverdale National Landscape and we had an excellent explanation of one of the reasons why this is so at a BDS stalkers evening last week.

Why the music? People are talking, birds are singing, water is flowing, but everything has to be accompanied by generic, dramatic or sad music. Just why?

We need so much more of this, rather than the polarisation we too often see.

Love it. We need more of this but please oh please ditch the background music. It's very distracting. Just saying...

Brilliant!

Amazing efforts , Thanks for sharing <<bows Low>>

They won’t kill humans, just their pets.

so many oaks growing near us whre they bury acorns.

wonderful. get some beavers in there.

Scotland is such a sad empty place for wildlife. We need laws to force landowers to restore habitats.

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0:53 <<Bows low>> Thanks for sharing, these steps definitely walk in tandem..

Sign me up :)

The takeway for me, apart from the lynx's general welfare, is that if an animal is in any way a hinderance to our way of living then its a problem.