Imagine a creature so powerful, yet so unassuming, that its daily routines can transform barren landscapes into thriving, ...

Scott Brook Preserve has adapted trails to navigate around four dams built by these natural engineers. It's also a great spot ...

Beaver ponds are found throughout the Colorado high country. Toss a lightweight fly rod in your vehicle and hit some high ...

Beaver dams act as natural reservoirs, capturing and holding water even during the driest spells. These ponds become oases in otherwise barren landscapes, supporting fish, birds, amphibians, and ...

Beavers were once ubiquitous in North American streams before Europeans arrived in the region. The animal’s population then plummeted because of hunting and habitat loss. Research has shown that ...

Beavers are nature’s best engineers. Can we use their skills? Fur trappers almost eradicated beavers, but now there’s a movement to restore these clever creatures to the landscape. Beaver ...

Beavers Are Finally the Good Guy, and Scientists Want to Know More Which is where this helpful new AI algorithm comes in.

Beavers are doing their part to mitigate climate change. They help ease the effects of drought and wildfires by damming up streams and forming ponds. A MARTÍNEZ, HOST: That's according to the ...

By building dams and filling ponds around their woody lodges, beavers expand and defend their aquatic domains, like feudal lords with moats around castles. Like humans, too, beavers are survivors.

Swimming in that small pond, no larger than my den at home, a pair of adult beavers and one tiny kit surfaced and dived and made it known that we were interrupting their summer of safety way out ...

Columnist John Schandelmeier explains how beavers survive Alaska winters and why they are important, both historically and ecologically.

Relocated beavers boosted water storage and lowered stream temperatures, indicating such schemes could be an effective tool to mitigate some of the effects of climate change.