Wild beavers set to return to Loch Ness after nearly 500 years

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NatureScot, Scotland's nature agency, has approved the release of wild beavers into the Loch Ness area. The animals have been absent from the region for centuries, roughly 500 years. Over the next three years, conservationists plan to introduce family groups into the local waterways. The project aims to boost biodiversity and improve wildlife habitats as part of a broader rewilding effort. Measures will also be developed to address potential conflicts with nearby farmers and landowners.

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