A family of five Eurasian beavers was introduced to a nature reserve west of London in October as part of a project to encourage wildlife in urban areas. Eight months later, two cubs were born.

Eurasian beavers, which were once widespread but hunted to extinction 400 years ago ... were released in Scotland as part of the Scottish Beaver Trial, which was the first authorised mammal ...

Eurasian beavers used to run rampant, but by the 16th century, humans hunted the species to extinction in numerous ... function of river catchments. The beaver-created wetlands can act as sponges ...

A baby beaver has been born in Lincolnshire for the first time in 400 years. A kit was spotted on CCTV on 13 June at an ...

The UK's environment department said Eurasian beaver releases would be carefully managed and the first are expected to be set free in southwest England soon. Beavers went extinct in Britain in the ...

Eurasian beavers, which were once widespread but hunted to extinction 400 years ago ... "This is an significant moment for beaver recovery, as we see a return of this species to its natural ...

the Eurasian beaver. Once native to Britain, beavers were hunted to nationwide extinction by the 1500s thanks to demand for their valuable fur and scent glands (the source of castoreum ...

took to TikTok to share the dramatic moment in a video that saw Eurasian beavers welcomed back into the wild. "You're about to witness an historic moment," the National Trust said at the beginning of ...

A Eurasian beaver sits in a protected wetland area ... Eurasian beavers were once hunted to near extinction but have seen a resurgence in recent decades across the continent, according to National ...