Bring beavers back (Opinion)

California Department of Fish and Wildlife releases update for ongoing Beaver Restoration Program

The report from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife also outlines the process for submitting beaver restoration project proposals and highlights the need for public participation through an online Beaver Observation Survey Tool.

The dams of the beavers had blocked drainage ditches. The relocation to Portugal saves the animals from firing

Bring beavers back (Opinion)

If you’ve walked along Tahoe’s various Creeks or fished the Truckee River, you’ve probably noticed how our waterways shift with the seasons—and maybe even how they’ve changed over the years. For me, these streams have always been more than just scenery. I grew up fishing them, studying them, and learning how their rhythms shape the landscape and everything that lives within it. That’s why I’ve become especially interested in one of the region’s …

MAINZ. According to one expert, there are now more than 1,000 beavers living in Rhineland-Palatinate. "We can only estimate it because counting is no longer possible," said Stefanie Venske of the beaver center of the Gesellschaft für Naturschutz und Ornithologie Rheinland-Pfalz. "We already have stable populations and stable districts. This has developed very positively." Meanwhile, [...]

Once almost exterminated for their fur and meat, beavers are hailed today by nature and climate conservationists. Others see in them a pest. What would they tell us if they could speak? A fictional interview on the World Day of the beaver.