Beavers

Pictured some of the current Banchory Scout Leaders: Back: John Kennedy, Graham Bird, Will Richmond, Martin Pritchett. Front: Michael McCann, Louise Barnes, Mike Wilson (GSL), Heather Bagnall,
Alistair Blackwell

Banchory Scouts get active in 2023

One of the baby beavers sniffs the air as it checks out its new territory -- beavers are considered beneficial for nature, helping to control flooding and boost biodiversity. Picture: Joshua Glavin/Beaver Trust

Watch: The lucky beaver family which dodged a death sentence

Readers' Letters: Reasons to be cheerful in an otherwise bleak year

Banchory Scout treasurer retires after 34 years of service

Beavers do wonders for nature, but let's be realistic about benefits to people

Have we got gnaws for you: Managing Scotland’s wild beavers

When will Scotland stopping killing beavers unnecessarily? – Tom Bowser

Beavers to be moved across Scotland instead of killed

New site identified for release of beavers in Scotland

This is how beavers could be reintroduced to the UK near you - are they good for...

Breaking gnaws: Should beavers run wild in England?

Why the surge in beaver numbers in Scotland is so significant – Scotsman comment

Beaver numbers in Scotland more than double in last three years

Network Rail builds Scotland’s first ‘Beaver tunnel’ under the Highland mainline

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