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Highland Glen Welcomes First Wild-Born Beavers in 400 Years
Glen Affric celebrates the return of wild-born beavers after 400 years, marking a significant conservation milestone. Conservationists report at least two kits spotted in the area following the release of 11 beavers. This initiative aims to restore the ecosystem and promote biodiversity in Scotland's Highlands.
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