Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Things have changed a lot since beavers were last in Britain, and while their activities are welcome in a lot of places, there are some places where the objectives of beavers and humans collide.
So, how can we manage (and mitigate) these impacts?
In this video, Megan McCubbin explores how, through a hierarchy of well-established activities, we can live alongside beavers.
We're delighted to have worked with@wildintrigue to produce these videos.
We envision this series being used widely for a variety of audiences across different host platforms from school lesson starters accompanying a lesson pack, community hall screenings and more. If you would like to host these videos or use them in your curriculum, please get in touch via info@beavertrust.org.
Things have changed a lot since beavers were last in Britain, and while their activities are welcome in a lot of places, there are some places where the objectives of beavers and humans collide.
So, how can we manage (and mitigate) these impacts?
In this video, Megan McCubbin explores how, through a hierarchy of well-established activities, we can live alongside beavers.
We're delighted to have worked with@wildintrigue to produce these videos.
We envision this series being used widely for a variety of audiences across different host platforms from school lesson starters accompanying a lesson pack, community hall screenings and more. If you would like to host these videos or use them in your curriculum, please get in touch via info@beavertrust.org.
