curlew here. aha, in the season, there wouldn t be a curlew here- in the season, there wouldn t be a curlew here. a pro ect to save them is lookin: curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, chicks - curlew here. a project to save them is looking hopeful. now, chicks that were ringed a couple of years ago are starting to breed. the trust is hailing the support from farmers as essential. david spent years supporting wetland birds nesting on his ground. we supporting wetland birds nesting on his round. ~ , ., ,. his ground. we built a scrape here, and that would his ground. we built a scrape here, and that would have his ground. we built a scrape here, and that would have been - his ground. we built a scrape here, and that would have been about. his ground. we built a scrape here, | and that would have been about ten or 15 years and that would
regulations in place when it gets really, really cold we can set this place just for the manatees. those who run the tours here say they want to protect the manatees just like you, but they re also concerned about the encroaching power you could have where you could close it in a wider, wetter area and people who travel from all over the country who plan these things in advance get here and say i planned my whole vacation and i can t get in there and see the manatees? right. part of what we re doing here is building trust and it s not just an arbitrary thing where we close it down and we watch the weather very carefully and we give advance notice before we do anything like that and then we shut it just for the minimum amount of time that we have to. last year when we had 18 degree days it was only ten days out of the whole season. we may actually see, thank you very much, we may see that will happen as early as next week because the temperatures in florida while cold now are goin