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Colorado is working to increase beaver populations — and its plan includes a ‘matchmaking service’
The strategy uses $1 million in oil and gas fees and nine targets to expand habitat, translocations and landowner cooperation.
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Colorado is working to increase beaver populations — and its plan includes a ‘matchmaking service’
Seven months after finalizing a plan to increase and sustain the state’s beaver populations, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is joining two other state agencies to push the conservation program forward after the governor declared it was a “wildly important goal” for the state. “Successful beaver restoration can improve watershed health and resilience and the governor fully supports the beaver restoration work and plan of Colorado Parks and Wildlif…
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