Check it out to hear all about how #beavers were part of the Mississippi River Basin's past, and need to be part of its future as climate changes!
www.youtube.com/live/C9NyCr4...
Check it out to hear all about how #beavers were part of the Mississippi River Basin's past, and need to be part of its future as climate changes!
www.youtube.com/live/C9NyCr4...
This beaver was surprisingly unbothered by us standing on its dam - it didn’t even slap its tail. It looked at us, swam back & forth a few times, then went about its errands.
Thanks for being chill, beav!
This beaver was surprisingly unbothered by us standing on its dam - it didn’t even slap its tail. It looked at us, swam back & forth a few times, then went about its errands.
Thanks for being chill, beav!
This beav at 12pm sharp: sup
This beav at 12pm sharp: sup
Do you have a question about beavers, their wetlands, or how they relate to climate change? Ask it here!
I’ll be sharing bits of beaver knowledge throughout the day, and if there is a question I *don’t* know the answer to, I will know who to ask to get it!
Do you have a question about beavers, their wetlands, or how they relate to climate change? Ask it here!
I’ll be sharing bits of beaver knowledge throughout the day, and if there is a question I *don’t* know the answer to, I will know who to ask to get it!
But actually, many of the trees beavers like to cut have evolved to re-sprout from the stump and grow back even stronger.
Trying to channel my inner beaver-chewed-tree, today.
But actually, many of the trees beavers like to cut have evolved to re-sprout from the stump and grow back even stronger.
Trying to channel my inner beaver-chewed-tree, today.
Where: 144A-C
When: 10:20am on Thursday
Why: beavs are great and we have cool science on them
Where: 144A-C
When: 10:20am on Thursday
Why: beavs are great and we have cool science on them
This drone photo was taken by my Environmental Data Analysis class at the Cloquet Forestry Center earlier this fall. It's home to quite a few beavers and beaver dams!
This drone photo was taken by my Environmental Data Analysis class at the Cloquet Forestry Center earlier this fall. It's home to quite a few beavers and beaver dams!
Why?
Not sure - maybe a combo of heat retention and nutrients?
Why?
Not sure - maybe a combo of heat retention and nutrients?
Such inspiring little willows, pushing thru darkness…
Such inspiring little willows, pushing thru darkness…
Are the beavers that built this dam also huge?
Nope! Well, no huger than normal. Just very clever with floating & pushing logs around while building.
Are the beavers that built this dam also huge?
Nope! Well, no huger than normal. Just very clever with floating & pushing logs around while building.
Check it out to learn more about beavers and wildfire, our segment starts at 28:30: www.pbs.org/video/fire-q...
Check it out to learn more about beavers and wildfire, our segment starts at 28:30: www.pbs.org/video/fire-q...
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Come to the PPRSUM conference in Stillwater, MN Feb 25-28! I’m the opening speaker & running a post-conference beaver workshop at SAFL!
prrsum.umn.edu/symposium/um...
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Come to the PPRSUM conference in Stillwater, MN Feb 25-28! I’m the opening speaker & running a post-conference beaver workshop at SAFL!
prrsum.umn.edu/symposium/um...
An even cooler thing is that there is a beaver statue in the basement of the library, just off one of the tunnels to my office building. Get to see this beauty daily.
An even cooler thing is that there is a beaver statue in the basement of the library, just off one of the tunnels to my office building. Get to see this beauty daily.
Do you use eDNA? Or remote sensing? Or modeling? Or field work? Do you study environmental science? Or paleoclimate? Or BEAVERS?
Our search is broad! Apply!
Do you use eDNA? Or remote sensing? Or modeling? Or field work? Do you study environmental science? Or paleoclimate? Or BEAVERS?
Our search is broad! Apply!
Well, I suppose it would have been better if we’d seen beavs, but at least we got to look at a couple beaver lodges and plenty of chewed sticks!
Well, I suppose it would have been better if we’d seen beavs, but at least we got to look at a couple beaver lodges and plenty of chewed sticks!