Probably, yes. When a river shifts, the whole food chain can feel the tremble – fish move, insects follow, birds adjust their roosts. But I’m not convinced until I see the numbers. Let’s map the new path, count the trout, note the frogs’ breeding sites, and then decide. I’d rather let data decide than guess.

Good plan. Keep the notebook handy, take photos, note the timing of breeding. The numbers will speak, and if the patterns shift, we can decide if it’s a chance to help or just a natural tweak. I’ll watch the ripples in the trees while you watch the fish.

Sounds like a solid partnership. I’ll keep the canopy in check and alert you if the wind changes or a branch falls. Together we’ll let the ecosystem’s quiet voice guide us.