Village of the dammed? A Highland community is fighting plans to bring beavers to their doorstep.

The images obtained by infrared radiation were unmistakable. Two small shaggy balls huddled with their mother in a nearby copse, Bobryata said, the first time they had appeared in Carngorm in over 400 years. The species' conservationists were ecstatic. Their concerted efforts to reintroduce them to a key piece of Scottish land, which remained inaccessible for a long time, took a decisive step towards happiness this month with the public announcement of two cubs born in a group of six families. These ecological warriors will apply their prowess as "ecosystem engineers" to "transform and rewild" the landscape of the upper plains. Given the time and space, their professionalism in building dams, removing trees and altering riverbeds could not only create freshwater humps, but also reduce the risk of flooding.

The controversial beaver issue is due to spring right in Glen Affric.

Their caricature-like, shabby appearance belies their status as serious players in the world of biodiversity. They are called little miracle people, with an almost magical opportunity to prevent droughts, purify water, and give life to other forms. It's a pretty convincing career, and one can imagine other landowners lining up to use their healing techniques as a result. Nevertheless, the night staff are met with skepticism in some quarters when monthly children find their nets. Nearly all are now processing productive farmers, and the borders on sleep remember for themselves, in fact, these animals were resettled in the carngorms of Taisayd, not only for their magical ability to restore the environment, but also for the prints, the destruction they left behind. Farmers and crosses show in their reports the area of ​​trees on farms bordering the River Tay and its tributaries that have been cut or gnawed, as well as the area of ​​crops and fields that have been submerged due to the river's collapsing banks and strings of dams. They see the damage caused by the rather growing beaver population - sometimes costing six to repair - looming and fear that their land will just be left in the dust. The inhabitants of Strathgrass are not impressed by their

This has stirred local farmers' emotions, dozens of which are still resisting. Some fear that the decision to approve the issue will be made in consideration of NatureScot's role in leading the government's new national strategy. Glen Affric, Northwest Highlands

The Bocchon, born in Carngorm National Park, is the first Bocchon in the last 400 years.

This reflects a change in policies aimed at the expansion of the population by capturing and moving rats, and the purpose of fighting rats by capturing and moving rats. It is. When Scotland's "Green" was excluded from the authorities, the policy for the beaver was left as it was. However, Scottish beams continue to increase, and 424 places and 1, 500 are currently inhabited. According to Nature Scott reports, the number of sediment and movement by 2022 will increase 28 % yea r-o n-year. Band Thomson, who owns 500 Arps of the Earth in Strat glass, plans to protest the application. The population has increased, and it is afraid that the population will be damaged across the artificial dam in the reservoir, the field will be damaged from floods, and dried grass, silage and pasture will be lost. From the first day, they did not hear the ears. Most local farmers oppose. We believe that our opinion should be more weight than those who have nothing to do with this matter because we have to pay for flood costs and performance losses. " 。 Introducing a beaver must not be a sacrifice for farmers. < SPAN> This is a change in policies aimed at increasing the number of individuals by capturing and moving the rats, and the purpose of fighting rats by killing and moving rats. It is reflected. When Scotland's "Green" was excluded from the authorities, the policy for the beaver was left as it was. However, Scottish beams continue to increase, and 424 places and 1, 500 are currently inhabited. According to Nature Scott reports, the number of sediment and movement by 2022 will increase 28 % yea r-o n-year. Band Thomson, who owns 500 Arps of the Earth in Strat glass, will protest the application. The population has increased, and it is afraid that the population will be damaged across the artificial dam in the reservoir, the field will be damaged from floods, and dried grass, silage and pasture will be lost. From the first day, they did not hear the ears. Most local farmers oppose. We believe that our opinion should be more weight than those who have nothing to do with this matter because we have to pay for flood costs and performance losses. " 。 Introducing a beaver must not be a sacrifice for farmers. This reflects a change in policies aimed at the expansion of the population by capturing and moving rats, and the purpose of fighting rats by capturing and moving rats. It is. When Scotland's "Green" was excluded from the authorities, the policy for the beaver was left as it was. However, Scottish beams continue to increase, and 424 places and 1, 500 are currently inhabited. According to Nature Scott reports, the number of sediment and movement by 2022 will increase 28 % yea r-o n-year. Band Thomson, who owns 500 Arps of the Earth in Strat glass, will protest the application. The population has increased, and it is afraid that the population will be damaged across the artificial dam in the reservoir, the field will be damaged from floods, and dried grass, silage and pasture will be lost. From the first day, they did not hear the ears. Most local farmers oppose. We believe that our opinion should be more weight than those who have nothing to do with this matter because we have to pay for flood costs and performance losses. " 。 The introduction of a beaver must not be a sacrifice for farmers.

Relationships include supporting farmers facing the flood of Bieber Dam and monitoring where the beaver goes. However, the easing measures do not provide financial compensation to the affected farmers. Their case was featured by Invanes and Neans, Fergus Ying, and government officials said, "I'm very enthusiastic about calling the beaver to Scotland, but no one will try to put my hand into my pocket to pay the damage cost. It seems. "

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The farmer Karl Falconor is worried. < SPAN> easing measures include supporting farmers facing floods by Bieber Dam and monitoring where the beaver goes. However, the easing measures do not provide financial compensation to the affected farmers. Their case was featured by Invanes and Neans, Fergus Ying, and government officials said, "I'm very enthusiastic about calling the beaver to Scotland, but no one will try to put my hand into my pocket to pay the damage cost. It seems. "

The farmer Karl Falconor is worried. Relationships include supporting farmers facing the flood of Bieber Dam and monitoring where the beaver goes. However, the easing measures do not provide financial compensation to the affected farmers. Their case was featured by Invanes and Neans, Fergus Ying, and government officials said, "I'm very enthusiastic about calling the beaver to Scotland, but no one will try to put my hand into my pocket to pay the damage cost. It seems. "