Absolutely stunning!

Same old story ,people who know f all thinking they know best , out at night with a 22-250

Beautiful animation! Go beavers!

fantastic video! would've been glorious if some of the beaver specialists had their own microphones. I couldn't hear anything Derek Gow or Rasheen (sp?) had to say.

Hey! Thanks for all the effort that went into this documentary. A brilliant exploration into the wide ranging questions this subject provokes. The interviewer very engaging, with brilliant questions eloquently asked of all interviewees. I sensed a tantamount excitement about how important nature actually is and how valuable beaver is in rebuilding ecosystems. Of course beaver reintroduction isn’t viable everywhere, but this makes a very strong case of encouraging it where best suited. Thank you and congratulations on such a brilliant film.

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Beautiful video and such an amazing message that needs to be embraced worldwide! Thanks so much🥰🙏🥰

Beautiful video as well as informative 👏👏

Bless you for caring for Beavers. It is a joyous thing that we have these beautiful miracle workers back in our countryside. All the Beaver Believers out there.....spread the word!! Care for and protect our Beavers and in return they will do what they were born to do. They will restore and preserve essential habitats, including human habitats.

Bless you for caring for Beavers. It is a joyous thing that we have these beautiful miracle workers back in our countryside. All the Beaver Believers out there.....spread the word!! Care for and protect our Beavers and in return they will do what they were born to do. They will restore and preserve essential habitats, including human habitats.

Bless you for caring for Beavers. It is a joyous thing that we have these beautiful miracle workers back in our countryside. All the Beaver Believers out there.....spread the word!! Care for and protect our Beavers and in return they will do what they were born to do. They will restore and preserve essential habitats, including human habitats.

Get this scientist on spring watch! Such an an enjoyable watch

An amazing piece of content, would love to hear more about your work

What an absolutely stunning way to make complex ecology accessible to the public.

This is really great! Love the animation and really interesting about what we can do to help restore our rivers!

Surely there is a privatised water /sewage company just itching to ruin all this...

"that we are now sadly experience due to the climate crisis" There is no such thing as a climate crisis in 2024. Climates change naturally, and slowly over time.

From England and as people realise we live on a relatively small set of islands. It Made national news a few years ago when a family of beavers randomly appeared on a watershed, where across the nation we had big trending increases in rainfall and flooding. Now, in my humble opinion, beavers are seen, not just improving the ecology and biodiversity of streams and rivers but also slowing and putting water runoff into the ground.

The benefit of beaver goes beyond what is covered here. For instance by filling shallow aquifers in valleys adjacent to these streams, that persistent moisture builds more topsoil that holds even more water. Building soils does sequester carbon, but the reservoir of soil moisture they create has a greater benefit to the rivers during dry weather. It is critical to also note, beavers do not accomplish all of this alone. Healthy uplands of each river valley start the process by holding more moisture to support the rivers when the forests etc are healthy. The beaver enhance this. While this may not be apparent in wet climates like the UK, it is critical to arid regions of the Western US. Thus it is important to discuss these issues with people like watershed ecologists and hydrologists. You have to understand the whole picture before you can "paint" it.

An inspirational video - nicely complements your Lodge Cast podcasts. Thank you. 👏👏

This is all so wonderful🥹 Thanks to everyone involved🙏🥰🙏

Guys have we even watched the same video? The guy is happy, he likes the beavers, he will let the tree be there for the beavers to enjoy their work, after some while when the beavers are finished he will make a fence. Guy is even pointing out how convenient it is beavers sharpend one end already

Congratulations and a big Thanks, very nice film. Authentic experts/stakeholders, amazing Broll footage, nice camera work. We have the same agri landscape in Hungary so we fight a lot with landowners. There is a downside to beaver activity although from the point of nature/biodiversity conservation, as 1) they change the speed of the creek and 2) make a reservoir not only for the native biodiversity but also the invasive ones also of which could overgrow the native one very fast and the invasive fishes can destroy the breeding amphibians' new generations ...

So exciting to see this important work being done. Thanks🙏🥰🙏

I am sending bundle to beavers lol

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Excellant and a major improvement on enviornmental science, esp in North America! Good work🎉

i am currently studying foreststry to become a forester and plan on implementing beavers to combat drought in the forest i will hopefully manage

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Suggestion: let people hear the sounds of the beavers and especially the sound of the slapping tails, so they will recognize it.

You know the title of this video could genuinely be misinterpreted as a video on anatomy.

ty. All power to your elbow. As an aside: 1) Have the various Beaver trusts settled on an empathetic (sic) form of cage to trap beavers who need to be rehomed? This will be an issue sooner or later 2) There are so many uplands where beavers can start work on water retention/flood prevention, that I do not understand why somebody thought fit to start rewilding the beaver in flatlands like East Anglia.

I'm enjoying this series but I think you are wrong to credit the beaver with "making notches in the dam" during storms. I'm pretty sure its the increased water pressure during a storm that makes the notches.

They're so cute!!

What an excellent video. Good length, packed with well paced information. Very professional, can't wait for the next one.

Ah this is amazing! So good to see the beavs are back! 🦫

Good luck reintroducing the beavers in the UK. The results of this type of work has had very good results in Oregon, Idaho and other states in USA.

That sounds Dawn French. Behind the camera. Surely not.

Had the same issue, grew some carolina reapers, made a super potent sauce and brushed a bunch around the bottom of the tree about 2 feet high, not a single bite, after they had a few

Why are the rest of us starting to learn what indigenous people's have known for, probably, at least a millennium? These transformations could go a lot faster if we just asked them.

The Precession of the Equinoxes not you or co2 is causing thrse the birthing pains of this the millennium of climate change END TIMES. Mystery of the 7 stars Jesus held in his hand to warn us

Africa needs beavers.

Beavers are keystone animals in their environments. The slow flooding and reduce desertification. Basically they hamonize the environment. Of course, they do chop down trees we might want to protect, but we can protect the trees we need.

Well made documentary. Thank you for the engagement to beaver conservation!

Wonderful example of humans giving back to nature!

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Lovely story. Well done. 💜♥💜

thanks for sharing. Exciting work.

well done. Bravo.