A family of five beavers reintroduced to West London has created a wetland that prevents flooding and boosts biodiversity. - The beavers dammed a creek, creating a pond that absorbs heavy rainfall.
- The local Tube station has stopped flooding since their arrival. - New species of birds, bats, and butterflies have appeared.
- The project saved the city from expensive reservoir and levee plans. This initiative is part of a broader effort across Britain to reintroduce beavers to restore wetlands and adapt to climate change.