More eels, otters and water voles in London rivers as Sadiq Khan goes wild for nature
Briefly

Water voles and eels are present in London but in low numbers; conservation efforts are crucial for their recovery in urban waterways over the next decade.
Mr. Newton emphasized that water voles are key to riverbank ecosystems, acting as seed dispersers and providing habitat for various wildlife, showcasing their ecological significance.
Sadiq Khan's 10-year plan seeks to adapt urban rivers like the River Lea and the Thames to support critically endangered species, enhancing biodiversity and ecosystem health.
The initiative reflects a shift towards natural solutions for climate change, promoting resilience against flooding while leveraging wildlife for urban ecological restoration.
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