BeaverCON 2020, March 3-5
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BeaverCON 2020 is the first major beaver conference www.BeaverCON.org on the East coast in decades! If you can’t attend this three-day event...Read More
Surging Requests!
Beavers: Wetlands & Wildlife responded to a surge in requests in 2019 by doing more consults and outreach than ever. This included...Read More
New BWW Website
Brad Lewthwaite, Senior Art Director at Trainor and Website Developer Zubair Aziz stand before BWW’s new Home Page (BeaversWW.org). We are grateful...Read More
BWW Consulted at Hewitt Lake
BWW consulted at Hewitt Lake in the Adirondacks in June. It was a perfect, sunny day for a canoe tour. Both the...Read More
Naturalist Jeff Tome Wins BWW Membership
Naturalist Jeff Tome has won a BWW membership for planning a successful April Living with Beavers workshop at the Audubon Community Nature...Read More
Wetland Engineer
Castor canadensis, the American Beaver, a Wetland Ecosystem Engineer By Thomas J. Slabe Wetlands throughout most of North America are highly correlated...Read More
Beaver Wetlands
By Sharon T. Brown and Suzanne Fouty Effects Upon Wildlife and WaterA half-mile-long beaver dam in Canada made international news recently when...Read More
Beavers Open Savings Accounts
Wetlands, especially Peatlands, Store Carbon Best If you canoe or kayak often, you’ve probably paddled by boggy areas with carnivorous pitcher plants...Read More
Rising Extinction
1. Beaver Dams Good for Birds The songbird has a friend in the beaver. According to a study by the Wildlife Conservation...Read More
Saving Habitats and Lives
Seven Steps to Winning for Wildlife Delaware Activists’ Plan Saves Beavers and Canada Geese By Bob Leonard Read the full article: How Conservation...Read More