The following resources are to be used for engagement and educational activities. They might be of use for communities where beavers are already present or where there is interest in reintroducing them. The majority are available to download.
Please note: These materials are intended solely for education and engagement activities. They cannot be used for commercial activities or within media articles or publications. If you would like to use any of these materials for such purposes please contact the creator of the document, image or video. All credits are provided.
Respect the open water environment and its ecological importance. Check your equipment is clean, dry and free from invasive plants or animals when visiting new sites. We would recommend using the biosecurity procedures outlined in the Check Clean Dry campaign. Be mindful of the impact your activities might have on the aquatic ecosystem and aim to work in a way that preserves the natural balance, protecting these vital water sources and their inhabitants for future generations.
This website has been designed to support communities and land managers living alongside beavers in Britain. It is also a useful source of relevant information on Beaver Advisory/Management Groups in river catchments where wild beavers are becoming established. It has been designed by Devon Wildlife Trust and Beaver Trust.
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