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Balloon Juice - Climate Solutions: Beavers Doing Beaver Things

Balloon Juice - Climate Solutions: Beavers Doing Beaver Things
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Guest Opinion: Nature s way :: Bay Area Reporter

Guest Opinion: Nature s way :: Bay Area Reporter
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Wild About Utah: Welcoming rodent engineers

Finding a beaver dam gives me a sense of discovery and connects me to the past.

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From pest to protector: How beavers are helping fight climate change

Researchers in California and Utah found that dams made by beavers can help create drought- and fire-resistant landscapes.

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Preston rancher restoring beaver to creek

Preston Rancher Jay Wilde had a dream â to restore beavers to Birch Creek. His goal was to make Birch Creek a perennial stream. And provide water â for his cattle and horses. But each time he released beavers â on his own nickel â they vanished. âThey didnât stay. They didnât survive or the predators got them, we donât know,â Jay said. âIt got pretty obvious to me that I didnât know what I was doing. As far as restoring beaver.â Then, Jay met Joe Wheaton from Utah State University. A professor of Watershed Sciences, Wheaton specializes in using beavers and low-tech woody structures to restore streams.

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