The money has been spent cleaning up and restoring the river, where wildlife populations were in decline.
After being wiped out in parts of the UK in the 1950s and 60s, otter numbers were recovering in Wales up until the most recent national survey in early 2022.Image caption,
"The river was heavily polluted and full of rubbish, which caused the quality of the water to be very poor," Mr Edge said.
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