Behind the scenes of reconnecting the River Clyde with its floodplain helping nature and the climate

This year major work at RSPB Scotland's Baron's Hague nature reserve has reconnected the River Clyde with its floodplain. The result is a reserve that works harder for nature and the climate.
In this video you can see how the work unfolded and get a flavour of the results.
This work was supported by the Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund, managed by NatureScot.

[@GGG-b2z8l]

Wonderful to see! Great Job! 🦆🦆🦆

[@RussTillling]

Super thanks!

[@Badger220455]

Superb job. David is such an enthusiast as well.

[@Freddybabykeene]

Wonderful. ♥♥

[@masierose6756]

What a fantastic job you all did❣️Working together with nature always has a better outcome than trying to work against it. I’m so grateful for the work you are doing here in Scotland 🥰

[@RSPBvideo]

Thank you ever so much for your lovely comment! 💚

[@scotslassie6991]

Are you think of introducing beavers at any point?

[@davidbryan6484]

Love this new style of videos you're putting out, keep it up!

[@RSPBvideo]

Thank you so much for this lovely feedback David, we're happy to hear you're enjoying our recent videos. 😊

[@BB-cb1ht]

Excellent. It looks like it needs planted with native wetland species.

[@herokindon]

Despite this being a subject of great interest to me i turned off half way through, principally because of the inappropriate backing music , guess what ? I can deal with quite and I can even deal with silence , isn't that what being in nature is about ? Additionally an explainer of the terms breach and bund would have been useful . Despite all of this I wish the project all the best