This NebGuide describes beaver biology and behavior and characterizes the types of damage caused by them. It suggests control methods and equipment and describes legal restrictions. The beaver (Castor canadensis) is the largest rodent in North America. Adults weigh about 40 pounds and have been known to weigh up to 60 pounds or more. Beavers are admired for being industrious, curious, and social. Historically, both the American beaver and the European beaver (Castor fiber) were overharvested to near extinction. In recent decades, however, both species have been rapidly increasing
Mountain beaver are a primitive rodent species endemic to the Pacific Northwest and California. In ...
In California, beaver (Castor canadensis) were first recognized for their value as a furbearer. Addi...
This publication gives the history of the beaver in South Carolina, its description, biology, impact...
This NebGuide describes beaver biology and behavior and characterizes the types of damage caused by ...
This 2007 NebGuide describes beaver biology and behavior and characterizes the types of damage cause...
The beaver (Castor canadensis) is the largest North American rodent. Most adults weigh from 35 to 50...
The beaver (Castor canadensis), our largest North American rodent, is praised by many as being a nat...
Beaver (Castor Canadensis):Description Distribution and abundance Habitat and home Habits Foods Repr...
Beaver activity often conflicts with human\u27s interests when damage occurs. It also has significan...
This publication describes techniques landowners and land managers can use to mitigate damage caused...
Damage to conifer regeneration by mountain beavers, more commonly called boomers, results in signifi...
CONTENTS: Beaver Management and Damage Control Rabies Update 1990 Wildlife Rehabilitators Exam Offe...
Management of beaver (Castor canadensis) populations can be an effective way to create wetlands whil...
Management of beaver (Castor canadensis) populations can be an effective way to create wetlands whil...
Beaver have greatly increased their range in Texas due to restocking and construction of man-made wa...
Mountain beaver are a primitive rodent species endemic to the Pacific Northwest and California. In ...
In California, beaver (Castor canadensis) were first recognized for their value as a furbearer. Addi...
This publication gives the history of the beaver in South Carolina, its description, biology, impact...
This NebGuide describes beaver biology and behavior and characterizes the types of damage caused by ...
This 2007 NebGuide describes beaver biology and behavior and characterizes the types of damage cause...
The beaver (Castor canadensis) is the largest North American rodent. Most adults weigh from 35 to 50...
The beaver (Castor canadensis), our largest North American rodent, is praised by many as being a nat...
Beaver (Castor Canadensis):Description Distribution and abundance Habitat and home Habits Foods Repr...
Beaver activity often conflicts with human\u27s interests when damage occurs. It also has significan...
This publication describes techniques landowners and land managers can use to mitigate damage caused...
Damage to conifer regeneration by mountain beavers, more commonly called boomers, results in signifi...
CONTENTS: Beaver Management and Damage Control Rabies Update 1990 Wildlife Rehabilitators Exam Offe...
Management of beaver (Castor canadensis) populations can be an effective way to create wetlands whil...
Management of beaver (Castor canadensis) populations can be an effective way to create wetlands whil...
Beaver have greatly increased their range in Texas due to restocking and construction of man-made wa...
Mountain beaver are a primitive rodent species endemic to the Pacific Northwest and California. In ...
In California, beaver (Castor canadensis) were first recognized for their value as a furbearer. Addi...
This publication gives the history of the beaver in South Carolina, its description, biology, impact...