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Beavers will be re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years thanks to a pioneering project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, London’s environmental college.  The two beavers– a male and female, both two years old – will be released into a specially designed enclosure within the grounds of […]

‘Environmentalist and charity leader Sandra King begins her new role as Chief Executive Officer of Beaver Trust’

‘A second family of beavers was moved to a Perthshire family farm on 11th February…boosting the biodiversity of this special area.’

Sandra King to take the helm of Beaver Trust at crucial time for biodiversity and beavers.

The killing of 87 beavers in Scotland – one fifth of the country’s population – proves there is an urgent need for humans to live more sympathetically alongside beavers across Britain, the Beaver Trust said today.

Dear Minister Eustice, Minister Prentis and Mr Juniper.
This letter is to state our whole-hearted support for beavers and the tenets of the Governments’ 25 Year Environment Plan which their restoration will greatly assist.

Press Release: More than 60 leading conservation, wildlife and nature organisations have come together to support an appeal by Beaver Trust to speed up the restoration of beavers to Britain.

We are beaver believers and welcome you to join our mission to recover Britain’s waterways and land by working with our long lost friend, the beaver.

The Beaver Trust is a new charity helping landowners and communities. We support beaver reintroduction projects and raise awareness of the benefits of beavers and how to live happily alongside them again.

Close your eyes; rewind a few decades… breath in the rich smells and sights of the bucolic British countryside of not-so-long-ago. Verges thick with the hum of butterflies and bees, skies full of swooping peewits and starlings, sluggish streams burbling by, flashing with perch and trout, the verdant thrust of cathedral hedgerows shading cool banks… This was the magnificent cacophony of life that once blessed these small islands, when people lived in relative harmony among the rest of nature. We are one, after all. It’s a deeply-rooted vision that some of us remember well; tragically one that our children and grandchildren may never see.