Summary
Two beavers released by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust in England are still together and have been seen building a dam. This is part of efforts to reintroduce beavers, which were extinct in England for over 400 years.
Key Facts
- Cornwall Wildlife Trust released two pairs of beavers in a nature reserve in Cornwall.
- These beavers were spotted together by camera traps, indicating they are staying as a pair.
- The beavers are building a dam, suggesting they are settling well in their new environment.
- Beavers became extinct in England over 400 years ago due to hunting.
- The release is part of efforts to restore natural wildlife in England.
- Natural England issued licenses for these animal releases.
- The beaver reintroduction is supported by the UK government as part of its nature conservation goals.
