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Study sheds new light on how Scotland s beavers interact with the environment

Study sheds new light on how Scotland s beavers interact with the environment
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Extensive study of beavers reveals environmental impact

A study has suggested the reintroduction of beavers could contribute positively to biodiversity

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Magicians, engineers or agents of chaos? On the rewilding estate giving refuge to beavers

NatureScot is making beaver carcass returns obligatory, after outrage over ‘inhumane’ shootings of the protected species.

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Scotland s rivers and lochs in the worst state on record

Scotland s rivers and lochs in the worst state on record
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