An in-person talk on translocation of beavers to Argaty, the first authorised movement of beavers in Scotland, by Tom Bowser.
Argaty, near Doune, Stirling was the first site in Scotland authorised to rehome beavers from sites where they have proved problematic: a humane alternative to their controversial culling. Come along and hear about the efforts needed to make this happen and its success.
Meet at St Andrew's Church Hall, Leny Road, Callander, FK17 8AL. Parking is available in the grounds of St Andrew's (not on the main road).
To find out more, and for any queries, please contact Lesley Hawkins mlhawkins@tiscali.co.uk
Children over 8 years of age please, and must be accompanied by and adult; disabled access; no dogs except assistance dogs; parking nearby.
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