BEAVERS, FLOATING RUBBISH, OTTERS, MINK AND THE FLOODED WOOD PASTURE
The marsh is brown and pretty much leafless, but plants are beginning to grow. New grass is 50 mm long, and the old grass is turning bright green. There is promise in the air. The river levels have dropped significantly after recent floods; plastic, aluminium, and glass drinking bottles are strewn along the banks. Floating rubbish is less of a problem than in recent years, but there is still too much of it.
My mind is on the future of the marsh, and how to make the most of available resources.
The Wilden Marsh Blog 
If only people were more responsible about their discards!
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Indeed, Anne. I have a similar thought most days.
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How about getting the Kidderminster Pickup Artists in to remove the debris? That would be a challenge and a half!
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The cattle certainly did a good clearance job.
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Yes. The on the job training has paid off, Tom.
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