section=beaver-facts&page=beaver-trial-faqs&faq=compensation Environmental impact of beavers - Will there be compensation for damage?
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FAQ: Will there be compensation for damage?

It is not anticipated that the beavers will cause any significant economic damage to neighbouring landowners and managers during the trial and we have deployed a range of techniques including radio tagging to follow the animals' movements. As with all projects, there will a small contingency fund in the project's budget for unforeseen eventualities and the relevant insurance will be in place for the project.

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