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Surveys of beavers in the Rivers Balvag, Leny and Teith in 2012

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Description

In response to reports of beaver (Castor fiber) activity in the Trossachs, Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) commissioned surveys of the distribution of beavers in the Rivers Balvag, Leny and Teith and tributaries. During the rapid surveys, four field signs were found in two sections of the Rivers Balvag and Leny in July 2012; and numerous field signs near the confluence of the River Teith and Keltie Water in December 2012.

Geographic Description

The surveys covered selected sections of the Rivers Balvag, Leny, Teith, Eas Gobhain and sections of the shorelines of Lochs Voil, Lubnaig and Vennacher.

Data quality

There is a high degree of confidence - all signs were noted by experienced surveyors.

Methods

Sections of river and loch bank were surveyed on foot. All signs of beaver activity observed were logged on a GPS.

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Date created: 2016-05-04
Metadata updated: 2020-06-29
Most recent data published: 2016-11-21

Citations

DOI https://doi.org/10.15468/4rffsq    34 citations for these data

Licence

Open Government Licence 3.0 Open Government Licence 3.0

Temporal scope

2012-07-01 - 2012-12-09

Location

Great Glen House, Leachkin Road
INVERNESS
IV3 8NW

Contact

Colin McLeod
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