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Climate change hits trout and salmon in UK's prized chalk streams

A summer of record-breaking temperatures and drought is threatening the ecological balance of rare chalk streams -- rivers formed on chalk beds that are largely unique to England -- and the fish that depend on them. High temperatures put a "huge amount of stress on the natural environment" says Robert Wellard, Piscatorial Society Director of Fisheries, speaking next to the River Itchen, home to salmon and trout.

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00:02Yes.
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00:13And that's important because...
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00:59I'm going to change to the trout from here.
01:07I'm going to change the trout from here.
01:11I'm going to change the trout from here.
01:27They used to be pests that were hunted to extinction.
01:32They actually were hunting out of all these fish ships and that's where it falls down into
01:52my life.
01:53I'm going to change the trout.
01:57It eventually gets us to this one.
01:59It eventually gets us to this one.
02:10Go to the next one.
03:01We'll see you next time.

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