
Knapdale Beavers: history has its eyes on you
Rob Knott says, “As an obsessive naturalist, I find it easy to remember the dates of my first sightings of species.”
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Rob Knott says, “As an obsessive naturalist, I find it easy to remember the dates of my first sightings of species.”
Jenny Mann says, “I can remember the excitement building each night and my failed attempts to contain the oh’s and ah’s of my visitors as they caught site of their first wild beaver.”
Calum Hudson says, “The thought of wild swimming with beavers conjures up a magical and untouchable experience. It forces my mind to reach back into a primordial and bygone past where countless wild animals freely roamed the UK countryside.”
Duncan Pepper says, “It seems to me that anglers (especially trout and salmon anglers) should be clamouring to get beaver into their rivers – and where there are already beavers, they should be doing all they can to support their presence.”
Lucy Hodson says, “Beavers and bees. Not two creatures you’d typically associate with each other.”
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