BEAVER LOCATIONS IN BRITAIN

Our map shows locations in Britain you can visit to see Eurasian beavers in the wild or in enclosed projects. Some locations you can explore at your own leisure but others require you to book or contact the project in advance. Find out more about each of the locations via the links below.

boggy wetland at Bammf, grassy tussocks are peaking through the water, and tall dead treas part submerged break up the horizon

Bamff Ecotourism

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beavers playing in the water, partly obscured by some green leaves in the foreground

Greathough (Forest of Dean)

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Beaver swimming towards the camera, trees reflected in the surface of the water

Arygll Beaver Centre

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closeup of a beaver head, swimming left, ears, eyes, and nose just peeking above the surface.

Argaty Red Kites

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Beaver that has just stepped into the water off a reed covered bank, swimming down from the top left, there are ripples surrounding it

RSPB Loch Lomond

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A beaver sitting up in shallow water, holding a stick in its front paws, stripping the bark from right to left

Perthshire Wildlife

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A beaver stood on a dam, surrounded by bramble hedges, the beaver pond sttod in the background. Beaver is facing the camera

Cornwall Beaver Project

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A family of beavers leaving their crates at release, running along a grassy bank next to the water. A group of people are lifting the crate lids

Boothby Wildland

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A beaver carrying mud in its front paws, its head is tilted backwards to accommodate the large clod.

Spains Hall Estate

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beaver turning right as it swims towards the camera

Wild Ken Hill

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Beaver in a grassy landscape, appears to be eating, the grass around it is dotted with yellow flowers

Welsh Beaver Project

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Two beavers face to face, playing in deep water, next to a brambly bank. The water looks frothy and appears to be moving quickly, disturbed by the beavers play

Ewhurst Park

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A beaver kit sitting in a crate lined with straw

Idle Valley Nature Reserve

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A beaver dam, shaded by trees, water lit by dappled light

Knepp Castle Estate

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A beaver walking into the water on its back legs, its head and torso turning to face the camera

Mapperton Estate

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A female beaver sat behind her kit, holdng a green sprout, sat in shallow water on near the opposite bank

River Otter

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A beaver swimming towards the camera in still water, only it's nose, eyes and ears are visible above the waterline. The photo has been taken almost level with the surface of the water

Rewilding Coombeshead

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A beaver stepping out of a straw filled crate, nose to the ground. Behind it is a similar crate, covered with a towel

Willington Wetlands

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A beaver kit on four paws exploring its new habitat. A crate and two staff members are out of focus behind, showing this beaver has just been released

Heligan

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A scene of beavers being released on a bank, it is autumn, a small gathering of people in coats are leaning over the crates, a beaver is stepping into the water

Trentham Gardens

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Beaver gnawing on a branch in a pond

Grove Ferry Riverboat Trips

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A small beaver swimming around in grey green water, leaving ripples. White flowers are out of focus in the foreground

Perry Hay (Forest of Dean)

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A beaver kit nibbling on leaves, tiny paws to its mouth

Sculthorpe Moor

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Beaver gnawed trees at Wild Wrendale, stamps and branches in a wetland

Wild Wrendale

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A large beaver with a greyish nose, stepping determinedly towards the camera over muddy ground

Wyre Valley

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A beaver reaching out of the water towards a large stick. It is dark evening light, and the ripples in the water appear silvery

Meonside Farm

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A beaver peering out from behind a leafy willow branch

Canoe Wild

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