The Saaremaa County Council has determined that the old dredge pit in the courtyard of a production company in Kuressaare, Estonia, is not dangerous for humans and does not require closure to protect eider chicks. The pit has been occupied by common eider nests, and chicks are unable to excavate their own nests, leading to mortality. Either the chicks die in the nest or are rescued by the rescue service or volunteers. Furthermore, a significant number of chicks succumb to death during transport to the water. The council’s assessment indicates the site poses no immediate threat and should not be closed, addressing the risk of an accident. Topics: #chicks #dangerous #accident Post navigation WAGNER LADS FROM EKSKLAAS⟩ «Bahmut is a horror, many of us vomit and cry» The council of Kohtla-Järve adopted a budget demanding massive cuts
“It’s a shame about the eider chicks, but I appreciate the council’s pragmatic approach to the situation.” Reply
What measures are being taken to ensure the long-term safety of the eider chicks in the dredge pit? Reply