Scottish Wild Beaver Group brings together individuals and groups
from across Scotland to promote the study, conservation and
protection of Scotland’s beavers and their habitats through
information, volunteering and advocacy.

Beavers were reintroduced to Scotland in the early 2000s after a
400-year absence, are now recolonising the Scottish countryside.
Their impacts can be spectacular and fascinating but are
sometimes challenging when they conflict with certain human land-
uses.

With their tree cutting and dam building abilities they transform
landscapes in ways which are hugely beneficial to nature, and for
our rivers for flood and drought mitigation along with water
purification.

Scottish Wild Beaver Group (SWBG) works hard to bring knowledge,
understanding and (where possible) practical help to promote
harmonious coexistence between humans and beavers.

Scottish Wild Beaver Group brings together individuals and groups
from across Scotland to promote the study, conservation and
protection of Scotland’s beavers and their habitats through
information, volunteering and advocacy.

Beavers were reintroduced to Scotland in the early 2000s after a
400-year absence, are now recolonising the Scottish countryside.
Their impacts can be spectacular and fascinating but are
sometimes challenging when they conflict with certain human land-
uses.

With their tree cutting and dam building abilities they transform
landscapes in ways which are hugely beneficial to nature, and for
our rivers for flood and drought mitigation along with water
purification.

Scottish Wild Beaver Group (SWBG) works hard to bring knowledge,
understanding and (where possible) practical help to promote
harmonious coexistence between humans and beavers.