Two new beavers for Scotland’s first wild beaver trial

Thursday 24th June 2010

Two new beavers for Scotland’s first wild beaver trial

Yesterday [Wednesday 23 June] in Mid-Argyll, two beavers were released in Knapdale Forest as part of the five-year Scottish Beaver Trial (SBT). The male and female, which were c

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