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Case study: Cabilla Cornwall

See how beavers are shaping the landscape in Cornwall.

© Cam Goodhead / Cabilla

Beavers are incredible eco-engineers, boosting biodiversity, reducing flooding and even improving water quality. Learn how beavers are shaping the landscape at Cabilla Cornwall, one of the members of our Rewilding Network.

Why beavers are rewilding superstars | Filmed at Cabilla Cornwall — Filmed and edited by Chris Thomas. Beaver footage by Cameron Goodhead.

Cabilla — © Cam Goodhead / Cabilla Cornwall

Find out more about Cabilla Cornwall

Cabilla Cornwall in Bodmin Moor is an upland hill farm supporting a mosaic of ancient oak woodland, temperate rainforest, wildflower meadows and ancient rivers.

Cabilla Cornwall

Wolf in snow — © Vlada Cech / Shutterstock

Keystone species and trophic cascades

Keystone species and trophic cascades are key elements of healthy ecosystems. We explore what that means.

White tailed eagle — © Mark Caunt / Shutterstock

Reintroductions and bringing back species

Bringing back native species is a key part of re-establishing natural processes and restoring ecosystems.

Beavers at Cabilla Cornwall — © Cam Goodhead / BBC / Cabilla Cornwall

What’s so special about beavers?

Discover the vital role of beavers. Learn how they reduce flooding, lessen the impact of drought, and create rich and biodiverse habitats.

Highland cattle — © Peter Cairns/scotlandbigpicture.com

The role of grazers and browsers

Grazing and browsing animals, especially larger mammals, perform a vital role in shaping our landscapes and driving natural processes. Learn how.