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Due to hunting, the distribution of Eurasian beaver Castor fiber Linnaeus, 1758 has declined in the whole of Europe until the end of the XIXth century. In France, legal protection since 1909 had lead to a natural increase of population on the Rhone water system (south-east France). Since the 1960’s, a program of about 20 translocations involving more than 300 individuals have favoured the still ongoing recovery of the species. Currently the beavers occur in five out of the six main water systems of France, on more than 8000 km of waterways. Population monitoring and management is ensured by a special network, led by the national game and wildlife agency, and including NGOs and other national or local institutions. This network monitors the evolution of beaver distribution by recording its signs of presence. Owing to its diet, the beaver can create damage to trees and crops near the riverbanks. Nonetheless damage is still quite rare. The beaver network works with local communities to prevent damage by different types of effective measures. Thanks to the work of several institutions the beaver has recovered its place in most French aquatic ecosystems.

Beaver Castor fiber (Linnaeus,1758) recovery and monitoring in France