Two orphaned beavers have been given a new home in a rewilding enclosure in Devon.
The male and female, who were rescued from culling in Scotland, have been settling in at Poole Farm, Plymouth, for four weeks and have already begun to transform the landscape.
This is the second time that beavers have been introduced to Poole Farm, after a previous pair escaped due to storm damage and one was killed by a car.
Plymouth City Council said it had since reinforced the enclosure to prevent further incidents.
Red deer release strengthens recovering population in the Velebit Mountains
A herd of 10 red deer have just been released in the Velebit Mountains rewilding landscape in Croatia. As part of an ongoing restocking programme, the release will help to restore the population across the landscape to a more healthy level, with benefits for wild nature and local communities.
We celebrate the top 10 rewilding moments in 2023, from the birth of London’s first beaver kit to the opening of the world’s first ever rewilding centre, in the Highlands.
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