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Thursday, 4 June 2015
quote [ The UK has lost almost all its native wildlife, especially its forests and big animals. Rewilding would bring back everything from beavers to bears ]
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HP Lovekraftwerk said @ 7:18pm GMT on 4th Jun
The US and Britain have traded invasive species (they gave the US the Starling, I believe) and I went to Wikipedia to see exactly what's been sent where. Sadly, they only list "Europe" as opposed to specific countries on their invasive species lists, but I found this one amusing:
Free Ranged House Cats From Everywhere (in Everywhere) Free Ranged House Cats are apparently a invasive constant and have always been in every place. |
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arrowhen said @ 7:37pm GMT on 4th Jun
Yeah, pretty much. Basically, unless you live in ancient Egypt, your cat doesn't belong outside.
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arrowhen said @ 7:39pm GMT on 4th Jun
Re: starlings -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Schieffelin
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XregnaR said @ 7:26pm GMT on 4th Jun
By trying to unfuck the environment, I am pretty sure we are still fucking with the environment.
Oh, and as much as we'd like to deny it, humans ARE a part of the ecosystem, albeit a disruptive part. |
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ComposerNate said @ 4:04pm GMT on 7th Jun
Has anyone denied humans are a part of the ecosystem?
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HoZay said @ 7:36pm GMT on 4th Jun
Scotland first, I presume?
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Spyike said @ 8:09pm GMT on 4th Jun
Naturally.
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cb361 said @ 1:00am GMT on 5th Jun
The poll tax still thrives there.
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Headlessfriar said @ 11:24pm GMT on 4th Jun
Did they get the idea from Warren Ellis? He had wild lions being re-introduced to England in Transmet.
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LumpyCustard said @ 6:29pm GMT on 5th Jun
Interesting lynx right?
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