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Beaver who escaped to find mate welcomes first kit

16 hours ago
  • #Breeding Success
  • #Animal Behavior
  • #Wildlife Conservation
  • Steve the beaver, known for escaping his enclosure to find a mate, has welcomed his first kit with Doris in Wales.
  • He was relocated from Wallington after multiple escape attempts, believed to be driven by his instinct to find a partner.
  • The kit was born around late May, keeping Steve too busy to attempt further escapes.
  • Steve was originally released at Wallington in 2023 as part of a beaver family, but storms damaged fencing, allowing his escapes.
  • The National Trust Wallington estate also reported at least two new beavers in 2026, marking the third consecutive year of successful breeding.
  • Each kit typically stays with its mother for about two years before seeking its own territory.