Volunteers role-played salmon, deer and earthworms to plan their river's future
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- Volunteers in Somerset took on the roles of wildlife, including salmon, deer and earthworms.
- The experiment asked the community to see its landscape through the eyes of those animals.
- The aim is a 30-year plan to change the landscape and help the river.
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The exercise asks residents to think like the animals that depend on the landscape. It turns that view into a plan that runs for 30 years. The source describes the experiment and its goal but gives few details on results so far.
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An experiment is helping a Somerset community see its landscape through the eyes of wildlife – and plot a 30-year route to change it The post Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river appeared first on Positive News .
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Some grown-ups in Somerset pretended to be salmon, deer and earthworms. They wanted to see their river the way those animals do. Now they are making a plan to help the river for a long time. What animal would you pretend to be to help a river?
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