At least two beaver kits are born in the Scottish Highlands following a repopulation effort, according to reports. The births mark the first time in about 400 years that newborn beavers have been recorded in the region where the animals have established themselves. The accounts describe the development as a milestone for the ongoing programme aimed at restoring beavers to parts of Scotland, after their absence from the area for centuries. The sources do not provide additional details on the exact location, the number of kits beyond “at least two,” or the monitoring methods used to confirm the births. Overall, the coverage focuses on the significance of the new arrivals and frames them as evidence of successful breeding within the repopulated population. All reports reference the same central point: beavers are reproducing in the Highlands after decades of conservation and reintroduction work.