Beavers News

Two beavers unexpectedly released in Cornwall have built a dam at Helman Tor nature reserve, creating a more varied habitat that attracts other wildlife. The Co

The Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust is actively seeking suitable locations to reintroduce beavers, believing they can significantly benefit local wildlife and he

Beavers released into a Dorset woodland in 2025 have transformed the area into a thriving wetland within a year, creating deep pools through dam-building. This

Conservationists are excited after beavers were filmed bonding following their release into the wild, which is seen as positive for the species and their habita

Two beavers released into the wild on Exmoor appear to have formed a pair, with conservationists observing their blossoming relationship through trail-camera fo

Wild beavers, previously hunted to extinction in Britain, could soon be reintroduced to a UK area to help mitigate flood risks and protect against drought.

A local initiative in Cornwall is exploring collaborative solutions involving farmers, fishers, and beavers to combat unseen pollution and prevent algal blooms

Wild beaver kits have been born in Norfolk for the first time in over 500 years at the Pensthorpe nature reserve near Fakenham. The newborns are the offspring o

Beavers are colonizing new territories in Canada's Arctic due to a warming climate, impacting the environment and evading Inuit hunters.

New research indicates that beavers, since their reintroduction to the wild, are contributing to increased wetland areas. These newly created wetlands are repor

Beavers are making a comeback in North America, restoring rivers and wetlands by building dams that create habitats and enhance resilience against droughts and

Beavers are creating wetland areas that remain green and enhance resilience during droughts, with images demonstrating how their dams and ponds offer refuge for

A new study has used shrub growth scars and satellite images to track the northward expansion of North American beavers into Canada's Arctic, with colonisation

Beavers in Ealing, London, have successfully mitigated annual flooding near Greenford station for three years by building extensive dam networks and creating we

Over 40 years after the Mount St. Helens eruption, 58 relocated beavers have successfully transformed a volcanic wasteland into a thriving wetland by building d

Beavers, hunted to extinction in Britain around 400 years ago, are now returning to England's wetlands to help rebuild rivers and restore disappearing ecosystem

A 1,525-acre farmland in Lincolnshire, previously nearly lifeless, is now generating income through carbon removal and biodiversity credits, with beavers playin