Admitedly I have a strong dislike of hides, but I find it quite amusing that a "huge hide" can be considered to "breath life into a [wildlife] site". I bet it was a better site before the "huge hide".
The BBC website goes on to say that "Once inside you feel like you are hundreds miles from anywhere as you watch an array of birds and mammals in their natural environment". What an odd statement. Again, I would suggest that the feeling of remoteness was greater before this "huge" man made building was constructed, with all of its boardwalks, and associated school parties.
Oh well, I suppose it has been built with good intentions, and it should help educate people, and that can only be good, but please don't tell me it's improved the site.