Their main dam was here. Someone took it out with a backhoe. Had to come back with the backhoe a year later to install the riprap in a futile attempt to stop the erosion that the beavers had gently prevented.pic.twitter.com/c2dKZzwLGL
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Their main dam was here. Someone took it out with a backhoe. Had to come back with the backhoe a year later to install the riprap in a futile attempt to stop the erosion that the beavers had gently prevented.pic.twitter.com/c2dKZzwLGL
This is the other end of the culvert installed just below the dam. You can see sand piling up that had been eroded from the former pond bottom. I am not sure, but I think this is part of a “water quality improvement project.”pic.twitter.com/BAFsatVB8v
We’ve had a lot of “water quality improvement” recently, which means “digging up natural stream beds and replacing them with concrete or plastic channels.”
That's unfortunate.
How can humans not want more beaver?
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