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@fromebeaverwatch.bsky.social
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Together, we hope to inform, inspire, & conserve - restoring rivers and our connection with nature. Because Frome gives a dam. 🦫

Bringing together volunteers, experts and nature lovers to protect & champion beavers in & around Frome. Pronounced: "Froome"
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Education is at the heart of conservation 🦫

This week, Paul Martin & Holly Usher join The Lodge Cast to talk about beaver wetlands as outdoor classrooms, connecting kids with nature and the future of wildlife education.

🎧 Listen now:
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April 2, 2025 at 11:16 AM
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Whether you’re organising a small group gathering or inviting a local cinema to hold a public showing, Balancing The Scales can serve as the focal point for education, inspiration, and starting a dialogue.

For more information or to arrange a private screening, please contact info@beavertrust.org
April 4, 2025 at 9:02 AM
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#RewildingWin 1 is the first wild beaver release in England by the @nationaltrust.bsky.social at network site Purbeck Heaths following the government’s decision to legalise wild beaver releases 🦫

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Photo of a beaver in a river. Photo credit: Peter Cairns / SCOTLAND: The Big Picture.
March 31, 2025 at 3:02 PM
fromebeaverwatch.bsky.social
Please bear with us beavering away on our new account #NotABot #Beaver
An illustrated animal called a beaver, sitting upright. Its body is covered in fur, which means it has a coat made of many soft, short hairs that help keep it warm. The fur is a dark brown color — brown is a deep, earthy tone, like the smell of soil or wood. The beaver’s fur looks thick and fluffy, like a warm blanket. It has small front paws, a flat tail shaped like an oval, and a round, friendly face. On its head is a hard hat — a smooth, round helmet that covers the top of its head to keep it safe, often worn by construction workers. The hat is bright yellow, which is a color often used for caution or safety — it feels energetic and cheerful, like sunshine.
April 21, 2025 at 1:56 PM