Beavers: How we can learn to coexist

What is it really like living alongside beavers?
In this video, find out what having beavers in a farmed landscape means for Archie at Spains Hall Estate, and what changes he’s seen not only on-site but for the downstream community of Finchingfield.
We also chat with Paula Baker at RSPB Loch Lomond (@RSPBLochLomond on Insta) and discuss the impact beavers can have on the biodiversity and climate crises, as well as how they’ll impact land management on a national nature reserve.
Beavers are returning to a much different landscape after their absence of 400 years, so it's important for us to work closely and pragmatically with landowners, farmers, NGOs and the public to ensure their smooth return to Britain.
We're delighted to have worked with ‪@wildintrigue‬ to produce these videos and would like to thank Simon Hurwitz for his footage of the beavers from Spains Hall Estate.
We envision this series being used widely for a variety of audiences across different host platforms from school lesson starters accompanying a lesson pack, community hall screenings and more. If you would like to host these videos or use them in your curriculum, please get in touch via [e-mail].

[@kellihillebrand8341]

So exciting to see this important work being done. Thanks🙏🥰🙏

[@dickireland]

Excellant and a major improvement on enviornmental science, esp in North America! Good work🎉