Beaver Diversity of Life at a Beaver Pond Beavers are a keystone species, because they alter their natural environment in such a way that the overall ecoysytem builds upon that change.
Beaver Diversity of Life at a Beaver Pond Posted to Vimeo by Susanna Kamon, who writes, “A compilation video of some of the wildlife that visited a beaver pond in New Hampshire over a six-month period. The series shows beavers, river otters, bear mother and cubs, mink, fox, coyotes, bobcat, deer, and a variety of birds. Beavers are
Beaver Photographer Captures Saskatoon Beaver Bursting Through Ice 'Like Superman' A Saskatoon-based beaver has become a viral video star after a local photographer and nature enthusiast recently filmed it bursting through an ice-covered pond. NOTE: this video was originally posted to this site on December 7, 2020. — For more posts like this, in your inbox weekly – sign up for the
Beaver California Aims to Tap Beavers, Once Viewed as a Nuisance, to Help With Water Issues and Wildfires Quoting the article below, “There’s been this major paradigm shift throughout the West where people have really transitioned from viewing beavers strictly as a nuisance species, and recognizing them for the ecological benefits that they have.” NOTE: this article was originally published to APNews.com on July 24, 2023.
Artificial Beaver Dam Videos Re-Establishing Beaver in an Idaho Meadow At Pitchstone Waters Ranch on the Fall River in Idaho, we have been preparing beaver release sites for over a year. Here are our first 4-transplant beavers. The big ones weigh 80-pounds! Our profound thanks to the beaver group at Idaho Fish and Game for their support with this project.
Artificial Beaver Dams Artificial Beaver Dams Are Catching on in Idaho How and why to build artificial beaver dams. Any property with small streams should consider these. The authors say, “We visited two very different streams in Idaho to learn how beaver dam-like structures can help store water, slow down runoff, enhance the riparian area and improve fish and wildlife habitat.
Beaver Re-introducing Beaver on the Escalante River Watershed in Utah An excellent explanation of the importance of beaver to any watershed. NOTE: this post was originally published to this site on July 13, 2020
Beaver Leave It to Beavers “As discussed in the article below, “Beaver dams are why some ecologists insist that beavers may be able to help remedy the effects of climate change. Beavers build dams, which create ponds, which create ecosystems. They move water, and so could help alleviate both droughts and floods. They create “beaver
Artificial Beaver Dam Videos Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #1 Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #1 from Christopher Gill on Vimeo. Restoring an abandoned beaver dam in an Idaho forest near Yellowstone Park. NOTE: this video was originally published to this site on September 23, 2019
Beaver Life on a Beaver Dam Produced by Dave Ruane, who says: “Beaver dams are amazing. They create a diverse and changing habitat for lots of wildlife and a convenient “bridge” too! On this dam I had over 100-clips of raccoons using the dam as a travel corridor!” Life on a Beaver Dam from Dave Ruane
Artificial Beaver Dams Pitchstone Waters Beaver Report “As reported below, we successfully released beaver at Pitchstone Waters in the summer of 2020. We will see if and where they show up this spring, 2021.
Artificial Beaver Dam Videos Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #3 Building artificial beaver ponds in an Idaho forest. This is the third in a series. Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #3 from Christopher Gill on Vimeo.
Artificial Beaver Dam Videos Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #2 Restoring an abandoned beaver meadow in an Idaho forest near Yellowstone Park. Second of a series. Pitchstone Waters Artificial Beaver Dams #2 from Christopher Gill on Vimeo.
Beaver Beavers in Utah Utah’s population of beaver has recovered since the days when they were trapped by mountain men, but some people wonder if moving beaver to traditional habitat may help deal with drought. Beaver were found across Texas, including far-West Texas. Their restoration would be cheap and transformative.
Beaver To Restore Salmon, Think Like a Beaver When Europeans arrived in North America about 500 years ago, it is estimated there were 300 million beavers and 50 million acres of beaver ponds. Within 200 years, 98 percent of this was destroyed, profoundly harming the hydrology of what is now the United States. In much of the United
"Invasion Biology" How Beavers Build Dams For 20-million years, beavers have been nature’s water engineers. In North America – before Europeans trapped them out – 400-million beavers impounded 50-million surface acres of water. Beaver eradication was a disaster for continental hydrology. Fortunately, they can be restored. Beavers can again work tirelessly, cheaply and effectively to maintain and
"Invasion Biology" Building Riparian Resilience Through Beaver Restoration As this article explains, every aspect of desert ranching and conservation of wildlife is enhanced by beavers. NOTE: this article was originally posted to Seventh-Generation.org and is reposted here on CircleRanchTX.com – we do not take credit for the words / thoughts provided below. For many people around the West,
Beaver Rio Grande Beaver Survey In Big Bend National Park In 2015, beaver populations in Big Bend Park were surveyed.The paper is printed below. According to the authors: “Beaver create and modify their habitat by building dams. These dams exert such a strong influence on aquatic and riparian communities that the beaver is considered a keystone species. We delineated
"Invasion Biology" Dam Good! Beavers May Restore Imperiled Streams, Fish Populations The picture above shows what can happen when stream beds erode and disconnect from their old floodplains. Wetlands are now fallow meadows. As discussed in the article below, beavers have trouble building dams in these eroded streams where trees have disappeared. Where heavy material is lacking, and contained flood runoff
Beaver Oregon Beavers Engineer Better Fish Habitat, More Fish How building artificial beaver dams accelerated stream recovery in Oregon. These ideas will work across Texas. NOTE: this article initially appeared on the Northwest Fisheries Science Center site in July 2016. It was written by Michael Milstein. After four years, scientists recorded a 175 percent increase in juvenile steelhead. An
