BEAVERS AT LOCH LOMOND - the inside story of bringing beavers back 

So happy to see them safe and free. I am grateful as many others are, for an amazing project contribution to our nature. Thank you

i kinda got emotional at the end seeing them in their new home.... thankyou all for the dedication that makes this happen

its a wonderful sight seeing them back were they belong.

Thank you to everyone who was involved in this. The effort and love that went into every part of it is evident.

Absolutely fantastic!!!! Hopefully only the beginning...Bishop's Haugh, Loch Garten, Strathbeg and Leven, the Insh Marshes......

From here in the States Bravo! The world needs more people like you! The best of luck to you and your little friends!

Brilliant it's very satisfying to see these reintroduction and worth every penny of my small contribution.....

Its awsum to see our natural animals back where yhey once lived hundreds years ago and they help the eco system and help wildlife and plants More animals should be reintroduced natural animals to this country like birds of prey and also byson or Wolves and other such animals thats been killed off years ago It would bring more visitors to our country to see our wild life in our beautiful views we have aswell I think its really good

Simply wonderful 🥰🥰🥰

It's great to see humans helping these beavers 🦫 🦫 🦫 🦫 🦫given a chance to live happily in the wild again, well done team 👏 long may the beavers live 👍👍

What a great achievement by all those concerned. Lovely to see beavers back.

Absolute joy to watch! Beautiful scenery, beavers and people! Thanks so much ❤❤❤

Fantastic job congratulations to you and your crew

What a fantastic story. Well done to everyone that made this happen.

Lovely video! Great work by the RSPB, so excited that efforts to reintroduce beavers are seeing so much success and support

Lovely. Would be nice to find out how they got on at some point! 👍

Great job guys,well done.

Congratulation RSPB Scotland, I love what you are doing, and to see beavers back in Loch Lomond brilliant. cant wait for the next update ! Regards Angus

this is so uplifting to see! Thanks for all the work that went into this :)

Good humans.

I watched this video some 2 weeks ago. Wonderful, and very moving. So sad to hear subsequently that some of the group have been predated since their release.

What wonderful people you are. Thank you for sharing this.

Well done guys good job!

This is so lovely, well done everyone on your hard work and good luck to the beaver family! 😍

I guess the main threat to the beavers are humans - particularly hunters and water polluters. So if the rangers, water companies, police and volunteers are involved the outlook is good! RSPB have plenty of experience in providing and organising education and policing, so I am optimistic. What next? The large tortoiseshell butterfly or the lynx?

Thankyou and well done to everyone involved! 💜

Lovely to see

Wonderful, I would love to be able to find out how they adapted, well, no doubt.

Beavers can help us wuth water management.

Beautiful to see this family going to live their lives in freedom in a beautiful part of the country..nature at its best but all due to so much hard work to make this happen...well done everyone involved.

What a privilege! Just amazing 😊

That is one of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen, you all did an amazing job 🥰

So lovely and cute. I presume that at some point some more beavers will come along, so that the kits can breed?!

Do you have an update? Would love to see one.

I wonder how they are getting on 6 months or so down the line.

Having helped remove their dams in Canada, are you sure you know what is going to happen ten years from now?

Better protect them well , what part of your country is the release ? I thought some people don't like having them as they create big lakes and problems to maybe their life style or big lands etc. ?

Thrive

This example of remediation shows how complicated and costly to make small repairs. The impact of Humans globally is orders of magnitude higher and the cost will be in the trillions to repair the last 150 years of excessive Human activity. Too bad we couldn't look ahead 80 years ago and start to make the changes much more slowly and more efficiently way before we got ourselves painted into the proverbial corner. But who has that kind of forethought? It takes a society decades just to move from industrial to technological, and some now are jumping over the industrial directly to the technological. Once we get that far, then we can see how bad the industrial ages were on the environment.

How will genetic diversity be introduced?

If it's a family how can they reproduce??

Wonderful , hopefully everything goes well for them at Loch Lomond .🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫❤❤❤❤❤❤❤