Restoring the river Ecclesbourne | Field Studies

[@yungjoemighty879]

This series is great and deserves more attention. Looking forward to the rest

[@rhmendelson]

“They’re not making rivers anymore!” Indeed! And that is why preservation is SO important. Lovely video:)

[@simonbowmer620]

Fantastic work, thoroughly enjoyable film. Thank you.

[@danielepaganelli232]

It's great to see in real project what I try to explain to my students in my ecology lectures at the University of Pavia

[@suegermaine5730]

What wonderful conservation work that I had no idea about until your video. This should be mention on our news channels so more people hear about it. I assume they have taken into account any flooding to nearby homes and other buildings. When I was very young I was always by rivers and streams watching all the fish and other wild life. My parents said I should have been a boy. Now I am 70 years old and disabled so I know I will never get to see Salmon in our rivers but maybe hope for my grandchildren. Well done to you all and thank you.

[@Pam501]

Really valuable comments and information - that needs to be shared as widely as possible. Well done everyone, including the presentation, involved!

[@rikhuizing]

Looks amazing!!

[@helenemoore6097]

Fantastic work 🎉

[@jameseden9380]

Great video more please

[@damonchampion823]

I often here of river restoration in the US, it's great to know it is happening here in the UK

[@davidtalbot2545]

Wow, I live about 200m from the source of the Ecclesborne and had no idea it was now clean enough for salmon

[@Orchardman53]

I own some land upstream of the Ecclesbourne works described (at Turnditch) It water level seems to be higher, and the Winter floods too. It is a very reactive river in respect to rainfall.

[@canstermeat8171]

Wearing lifejackets in ankle-deep river is hilarious tbh

[@MrDhalli6500]

Was the inflatable life jacket really necessary in ankle deep water? Really? lol