All things beavers

Alice Litchfield says, ‘with summer holidays fast approaching across the UK…it’s a timely reminder to respect nature, habitats and animals during our adventures.’

Jess Howard says, ‘This brief respite from everyday life allows me to connect with nature, and floating in the sea I am connected to all the oceans of the world.’

Matt Mills says, ‘But as the eagles north of the border continue to thrive and seek new territories, attitudes and interest grow, and we make huge steps in preparing the landing ground, we are on the brink of a new era for Britain’s wilder wildlife.’

Nicky Saunter writes about, ‘a remarkable keyworker, the power of art, the importance of science and how the beaver brought them all together.’

Dan Stathers says, ‘in the race for survival it was the tunnelling beavers’ semi-aquatic cousins which proved a force to be reckoned with.’

James Wallace says, ‘The trick, I’ve observed, with beavers and people, is to welcome all comers, to promote humility and mutual respect, to be prepared for change, to share the learning and make it worth everyone’s while’