North American beavers are colonizing much further north than they used to, ... researchers looked at decades-old aerial photography of the region and found no beaver ponds in the area prior to 1955.

If you’re a boreal toad — or a wood duck, or a brook trout, or a moose — you might owe your life to a beaver. (Kudos, also, on learning to read.) Castor canadensis, the North American beaver ...

North American Beaver at Carburn Park in Calgary, Alberta. Credit: Chuck Szmurlo, Wikimedia Commons Attribution 2.5 The American beaver, Castor canadensis, nearly didn’t survive European colonialism ...

Traveling around the North Country it is easy to see the work of beavers - dams and ponds and sometimes flooded roads. Are these clever rodents a... Aug 14, 2019 — Traveling around the North ...

When humans first arrived in North America about 15,000 years ago, the place was full of giant beavers. No, I’m serious. They were fucking huge, with ...

In 1946 the Argentine Navy imported 10 beaver couples from Canada and set them free in Isla Grande, the deep south of Tierra del Fuego, with the intention of “enriching” the native fauna—and ...

A North American beaver swimming in Canyon Lake Number 6, captured by Garret Langlois’s camera. Garret D. Langlois. A view of Canyon Lake Number 6 in daytime.

North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) eating. There’s good news for Central Oregon’s beaver population. House Bill 3464, affectionately known as the Beaver Believer Bill, is on Gov. Tina ...

By the late 1800s, the North American Beaver was nearly extinct in Oregon due to fur trapping, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.

This time of year people flock to Warren County’s numerous lakes, ponds, rivers and streams to cool off and relax with a day of swimming, fishing and boating. But usually by 5 or 6 p.m ...