Beaver relocation program aims to revitalize waterways, woodlands
Beaver relocation program aims to revitalize waterways, woodlands
Considered a nuisance for years, state officials are looking at beavers as a tool to fight wildfires and repair waterways. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has launched a new program that will introduce beavers to habitats that are struggling to retain water and therefore becoming a fire risk.
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