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The Shropshire Wildlife Trust
Beaver Bridges have partnered with The Shropshire Wildlife Trust to support the re-introduction of Beavers into Shropshire, these animals will be translocated from Tayside, Scotland and introduced to the old river bed site a mile away from our Head Office in Winter 23. The project is to release beavers into an enclosure at the 37 acre Old River Bed nature reserve in Shrewsbury.
The site is swampy and great wetland habitat for insects, fish, birds and mammals but the ecosystem is impacted by the fast growth of trees such as willow, which would eventually dry the site out and dominate over the swamp plants if left unchecked. Beavers would help to manage the scrubby trees through their ability to “coppice” trees and reduce their impact on the sensitive wetland habitat. The Old River Bed is owned and managed by Shrewsbury Town Council, who have managed the site with contractors and grazing livestock for many years, both of which come at a high financial cost. Re-introduction projects are already underway in several locations across England and have proved to be hugely successful in managing wetlands more sensitively and for a fraction of the cost. This pioneering project will be the first trial of an urban enclosed release and we are extremely proud to be a part of the project.
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