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    2. Reintroductions

    Reintroductions

    Water vole, Arvicola terrestris, Kent, August 2009
    Mammals

    European water vole guide: identification, diet and habitat

    Beaver female with kits/ Credit: Mike Symes Devon Wildlife Trust
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    Landmark decision gives wild beavers permanent right to remain in England

    Eurasian beaver with reeds in mouth in Estonia. © Sven Zacek/Getty
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    Eurasian beaver guide: how to identify, why they became extinct in the UK, and where they’ve been reintroduced

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    Beaver in river. Credit David Chapman.jpg
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    National Trust announces plan to reintroduce beavers

    Large heath butterfly bred at Chester Zoo previously released in Lancashire.
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    Rare butterfly to be reintroduced

    Chequered skipper. © Andrew Cooper
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    Rare butterfly flies again in England

    Rhino in boma in Akagera National Park. © Scott Ramsay/African Parks
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    Successful translocation of rhinos to Rwanda

    Eastern quoll. © Aussie Ark
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    Quolls released on mainland Australia

    Release of a lynx named Goru into the wild in Slovenia. © Janez Tarman
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    Lynx translocated to save endangered population

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    Maya and the 150th chick. © Rutland Water Nature Reserve
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    150th osprey chick hatches at Rutland Water Nature Reserve

    European beaver. © Alasdair Sargent/Getty
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    Beavers given protected status in Scotland

    Beaver in pond at Cropton Forest. © Sam Oakes/Forestry England
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    Beavers arrive in Yorkshire to manage floods

    Land iguanas are an endemic species to the Galápagos Islands. © Island Conservation
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    Iguanas reintroduced to island after 180 years absence

    Alex Raeder with one of the water voles. © Steve Haywood / National Trust Images
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    ‘Ratty’ returns to former Exmoor home, after an absence of more than 30 years

    The Lynx UK Trust plan to reintroduce six lynx. © Neville Buck
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    Reintroduction of lynx to the UK takes a step forward

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