Beaver Strategy News Today

A study has suggested the reintroduction of beavers could contribute positively to biodiversity

NATURESCOT has granted approval for the Cairngorms National Park Authority to release up to six beaver families in the upper River Spey catchment.

NatureScot has approved a licence application from the Cairngorms National Park Authority to release up to six beaver families at agreed sites in…

By Jim Millar

Groups of feral beaver are known to live on agricultural land

Absent for 400 years, Scotlands beaver populations are thriving once more – with NatureScot wildlife ecology manager Jenny Bryce optimistic …

There are many examples of why beavers are good for the environment after they were reintroduced to the Scottish countryside.

A family of the aquatic mammals has been released at the nature reserve

As the only mammal apart from humans which can engineer its own environment, the beaver population’s ongoing expansion was always going to be a…

BEAVER numbers in Scotland are only going one way – upwards – but the species successful reintroduction must not come at farmers expense.