Trees for Life

Eurasian beavers were hunted to extinction there in the 16th century.

The beavers are part of a joint reintroduction project by Trees for Life and Forestry and Land Scotland.

The kits were spotted at Loch Ben Vien.

Honestly, I had to Google how to even say that correctly.

Loch Ben Vien.

The report says they were in good health, but does not name who said so.

Tobias Liesk is a beaver management officer in Trees for Life.

These beaver kits symbolize a wildlife success story for four centuries in the making, he said.

And a lot of people took inspiration for that.

There are other projects like Trees for Life in the Highlands.

And right across the country, actually, there are people who are working towards a more natural environment.

version of the mountains and it's really inspirational.

yes so um So More Trees, the idea began in the 1990s.

So we had two people who independently were actually spending a lot of time up in Scotland, although they lived here in Devon, and they were going up to visit an organisation called Trees for Life.

And they were meeting with the founder, Alan there, and doing lots of great things to help restore woodland in a very ambitious landscape restoration project in Scotland.

And Adam was like, you know, Chris, Adam, you're both coming down.