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Alexis Green
Verified
Senior Weather Presenter and Broadcast Journalist, BBC One South Today
Southampton
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Freelance Writing, Copywriting, News
Casino/Gambling
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By Alexis Green Verified| Yahoo Verified A pair of beavers have been released as part of a project to rejuvenate an area of wetland. Willow and Wilson were introduced to part of the South Downs National Park, near Petersfield in Hampshire, on Monday evening. The semi-aquatic mammals, which were hunted to extinction in the 16th Century, create wetlands and wildlife habitats. The impact they have on their new environment will be tracked by team of academics following their arrival from Scotland.
By Alexis Green Verified| Yahoo Verified As he enjoys an autumn walk in the woods near his home in the New Forest, Bill Reynolds has noticed "things have altered a bit". "There are a lot of oak trees here - they seem to be late in developing the autumn colours. “I think the difference is about a fortnight, and it’s slowly getting later still”. He has been taking photos of the area for several years and sharing them on his Southampton to the New Forest Facebook group where other members have also spotted trees staying greener for longer.
By Curtis Lancaster Verified, Alexis Green Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified A tornado has swept through a Hampshire town, causing damage to properties and trees to fall down. The Tornado and Storm Research Organisation said it tracked the column of air moving about 1.2 miles (2km) through the Aldershot area shortly after 12:00 BST. Nobody is believed to have been injured, Rushmoor Borough Council said. The authority urged residents to call emergency services if they saw damaged trees they believed were dangerous.
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BBC One South Today