How can technology help us detect beaver burrows in the wild and assess their associated risks to public and private interests?
Beavers are a protected species. However their burrowing sometimes causes us problems. Burrows have been associated with breaching of flood banking and water impoundments, undermining of infrastructure and collapse of sections of riverbank, impacting on businesses and livelihoods. Entrances to beaver burrows are usually dug below water, which can make detection difficult. A non-invasive method needs to be developed in order to both reliably detect potentially problematic burrows and assess the risk the burrow prese...
Buyer
Scottish Natural Heritage
Value
£178,000
Published
2 Jun 2023
Closes
2 Jun 2023
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
Inverness & Nairn and Moray, Badenoch & Strathspey
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
72000000
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
90720000
Environmental protection
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Lot 1 How can technology help us detect beaver burrows in the wild and assess their associated risks to public and private interests?
£178,000
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