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30/09/2009

Anna Hill reports on controversial plans to reintroduce sea eagles to Suffolk, and investigates government plans to reintroduce beavers, lynx, elk and wild boar to the countryside. And we hear from a school which is using farm visits to help teach maths, science and geography.

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