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Drone imagery from Simon Sumner; advice on stitching from Paul Scholefield.

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There are a surprising number of raptor species to be found at Willington Wetlands. It indicates that prey, such as small rodents, is plentiful.

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    Click on an orange square to see all wildlife sightings in that area. Use to go back to the home page

    When viewing species lists, click on ▶ to play videos for that species, or to see all the locations where that species has been seen. Click on the species name to be taken to the Encyclopaedia of Life webpage for that species.

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    Click on Diaries and Videos to see species videos and our Willington diaries that cover all the work that we have been doing on the beaver project.

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    Click on Species list and observations to see species videos, mapped species (ie. All species for which we have location information), and a full species list (ie. All species that have ever been recorded at Willington)

    Click on Fixed Point Photography to view a list of all locations where we are doing fixed point photography. Click on a site to view the images (this part is still in development)

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    About

    This isn't just about the reintroduction of a species - it's about the reintroduction of an entire ecosystem that has been lost. Beavers are known as nature's engineers as they make changes to their habitats which create diverse wetlands for other species to thrive.

    Beavers have been absent from Derbyshire for hundreds of years, having been hunted to extinction for their fur and glands (used for medicinal purposes). Re-introducing them is a time of great opportunity for enriching our lives and increasing wildlife diversity.

    This interactive map has been put together to enable you to share our journey with the new Derbyshire beavers. You can:

    • Follow the progress of the beavers via the Where are the beavers menu
    • View our aerial photography series – you can see how the site changes over time, through the seasons and the impact of the beavers on the site - watch out for felled trees, dams, and new channels linking the lakes and Egginton brook. Use the Swipe and Compare functions in the Maps and Aerial images menu to compare images side-by-side, and swipe images over the top of each other to see changes to the landscape.
    • View our regular fixed-point photography of the site (taken in a variety of locations), so that you can also observe changes to the site from ground level
    • Explore our data on all wildlife sightings - these can be viewed by clicking on any of the green squares. You can then view videos of species from the species list, and click on the pin to see all square where that species has been sighted
    • Follow our progress through our Willington Diaries (short videos/vlogs of all our work so far)
    • Explore our monitoring data via the Surveys and Data menu
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