Resources for Bevear Reintroduction

Aerial view of Carlton Marshes by John Lord

Aerial view of Carlton Marshes by John Lord

Eastern Region Beaver Advisory Group

Beaver Resources


As more conversations are had around beaver reintroduction, the need for guidance and evidence becomes important. Especially, we recognise the need for context and answers that are tailored to the layout and role of our waterways here in East Anglia. 

Here you will find a collection of guides, leaflets and reports that are general and some more tailored to our local area. 

Beaver Trust

The Beaver Trust is a nature restoration charity providing practical solutions to help people live alongside beavers and support legislation that rebuilds ecosystems and strengthens climate resilience in a time of ecological and climate crisis.

www.beavertrust.org

Beaver Management

The Beaver Management website is an official source of information for communities and businesses living along beaver populations. The site is managed by the national Beaver Management Group.

www.beavermanagement.org

Beaver Consideration Assessment Tool (BCAT)

BCAT is a national mapping guide to explore potential considerations for beaver presence and activity, supporting but not replacing expert judgement or decision-making.

Open the Beaver Consideration Assessment Tool

 

Printable resources


The Beaver Code for beaver watching - The Beaver Trust

Beaver anatomy poster - Beaver Management

 

Research and studies


Whole System Ecohydrological Change Following Natural Flood Management and a Five-Year Beaver Reintroduction Trial (2026)

Woodland creation in presence of beavers - Royal Forestry Society report (2025)

Learning to live with reintroduced species: beaver management groups are an adaptive process (2023)

Monitoring, modelling and managing beaver (Castor fiber) populations in the River Otter catchment, Great Britain (2022)

When to leave: the timing of natal dispersal in a large, monogamous rodent, the Eurasian beaver (2017)