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Wildlife experts join forces for Windermere geese
Park rangers and the RSPCA have joined forces to help monitor geese on Windermere in Cumbria.
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Full report: Wildlife rangers join forces to monitor geese on Windermere
In 2012 there was a row over proposals to cull 200 Canada Geese on Windermere.
It was postponed and now the two sides are working together on a plan to manage the problem.
The RSPCA, who were opposed to killing the birds, and rangers from the national park have joined forces.
Hundreds of the geese have now been ringed in an attempt to track their movements, as Samantha Parker reports:
Joint operation to manage geese in Cumbria
A joint operation between the RSPCA and the Windermere Geese Management Group is being carried out to help understand and track geese in the area.
By ringing a number of birds, experts and wildlife officers are hoping to monitor where the geese come from and why.