Beavers prevent flooding at Greenford station after being reintroduced to Ealing
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Beavers prevent flooding at Greenford station after being reintroduced to Ealing

26 Jun 2026 · Originally published 26 Jun 2026 10/10 Original headline: How beavers solved a flooding problem in west London
After heavy rain frequently flooded the area around Greenford Tube station, the Ealing Beaver Project released five beavers into the nearby Paradise Fields to test their impact on local water management. The animals have since built a series of dams that have successfully prevented flooding, offering a natural and cost-effective alternative to expensive engineering works.
Source: Positive.News Greater London
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