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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 1H 4M

Beavers One Year On: How Rewilding Is Reshaping Wetlands

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One year after beavers were reintroduced to this site, Tim Smedley returns to see what’s changed. Joined by Ben from the Wildlife Trust, he explores how the beavers have shaped the landscape — from tree felling and canal building to water storage, habitat creation, and public reaction. Filmed on location, this documentary-style episode offers a grounded look at how rewilding works in practice, and what these animals can teach us about restoring nature and managing water in a changing climate.

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