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> but you can't just dump them on a housing estate or something and expect good results. How do you prevent them from spreading to these locations once they ar
by lurk2 2y ago
> but you can't just dump them on a housing estate or something and expect good results.
How do you prevent them from spreading to these locations once they are reintroduced?
- markdown 2y agoAsk them nicely.
- GJim 2y agoAnd if that fails, we invite them to an interview without tea and biscuits.
- chad_oliver 2y agoAnother stakeholder meeting.
- petesergeant 2y agoSounds like a problem for a future parliament in 20 years' time
- IndrekR 2y agoPopulation control. Mostly hunting and demolishing dams. Beavers went extinct where I live in 1841. Reintroduction started in 1957. By now there is a very healthy population that stabilised around year 2000.