Paradise Fields: From the #1 bestselling author of uplifting feel-good fiction

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We are hoping to challenge perceptions, and demonstrate how London too, can embrace these ecosystem engineers as we strive for a healthier, wilder future in which our Capital can become a leader in urban rewilding. This will greatly benefit not only wildlife populations but local communities too.” Plans to ‘rewild’ the capital will allow Londoners to see wild beavers on public land for the first time since the 1500s. Another one where half stars would be handy - a 1.5 here as it's not as bad as Queen Camilla but not good enough to warrant an OK.

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I fully support the introduction of beavers to paradise fields. The project will mitigate flooding anx improve habitats. We need as many nature based solutions to climate change as possible. Is she ready to take a chance on love? A wonderfully romantic novel from the Sunday Times No 1 bestselling author of A Springtime Affair and A Wedding in the Country. One of the first projects to reintroduce beavers to the UK was in 2002 in Ham Fen, a wetland nature reserve in Kent. Yes, they need 2 hectares, we have 10 available I believe. I maybe off with the actual numbers but I know we have many times the minimal space needed. The project is a collaboration between Ealing Wildlife Group, Citizen Zoo, Friends of Horsenden Hill and Ealing Council with support from Beaver Trust. Its core objectives will be:Learn to manage beavers in the urban context including monitoring flood mitigation effects in an urban catchment

Bringing Beavers Back to London! – Ealing Wildlife Group

The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. Please review our Nel’s life gets turned upside down when she receives a kiss from a stranger at the farmers’ market. Of course, she was selling mistletoe; so that would surely explain it. But the stranger keeps coming in and out of her life at the oddest times and that is how she finds out that her beloved Paradise Fields is being taken over by Sir Gerald’s son and his flashy American wife and their plans do not include anything that would benefit the children’s hospice.An alliance of conservationists are turning Paradise Fields, a 10-hectare wetland in Ealing, west London, into an ‘immersive beaver landscape’ set to open later this year. Elliot Newton, co-founder of Citizen Zoo welcomed the beaver licence approval and funding announcement, commenting: It would also be used by experts to study the animals, and learn how to manage beavers in such an environment, with focus on monitoring effects on water and flood levels. Head of Restoration at Beaver Trust, Dr Roisín Campbell-Palmer was also pleased to hear of the licence approval, stating: Mr Khan said: ‘We are now facing dual climate and ecological emergencies worldwide, which further threaten our ability to survive on our planet.

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To show how people in urban areas can coexist with these charismatic animals in a way that will allow us to scale these efforts throughout the rest of LondonBut who can she trust to help her save Paradise Fields? Her sensible boyfriend Simon? Her friends, Sacha and Vivien? Or Jake, the devilishly handsome man who kissed her under the mistletoe... The works on Paradise Fields are currently centred on a new fence around the habitat, which the beavers are trusted to make homely by themselves. Ealing Wildlife Group says the beavers will turn their homes into a ‘more ecologically inclusive habitat’ allowing other troubled species such as water voles to thrive.