themselves at home for years. they've been cutting down trees and making new watercourses. but however cute these creatures might be their presence in the countryside is still controversial. the national farmers' union says it will work with the government but is urging caution warning of potential damage to trees and drainage fields from these mammals that note no borders. brute mammals that note no borders. we need to make sure that it's properly funded _ need to make sure that it's properly funded and — need to make sure that it's properly funded and that where damage does a core two _ funded and that where damage does a core two occur that there's going to be etiquette to eight adequate compensation as well. it's the issue is mainly— compensation as well. it's the issue is mainly around having a, coming to this a _ is mainly around having a, coming to this a balance, open mind that is not necessarily all going to be a bed of— not necessarily all going to be a bed of roses.— not necessarily all going to be a bed of roses. this pro'ect here in cornwall and t bed of roses. this pro'ect here in cornwall and others _ bed of roses. this project here in cornwall and others in _ bed of roses. this project here in cornwall and others in england i bed of roses. this project here in i cornwall and others in england have already been looking at the impact on the environment. this new consultation will help decide if,