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Red Fox students explore beaver habitats at Smokey House

Summary by manchesterjournal.com
Under the guidance of Smokey House staff members, students toured the beaver habitat on the center's property, discovering firsthand how these "ecoengineers" transform the local ecosystem and are a keystone species vital to our wetland health.
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Red Fox students explore beaver habitats at Smokey House

Under the guidance of Smokey House staff members, students toured the beaver habitat on the center's property, discovering firsthand how these "ecoengineers" transform the local ecosystem and are a keystone species vital to our wetland health.

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manchesterjournal.com broke the news in on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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