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

After walking back uphill from the beaver dam, we picked up the red-blazed trail as it ran along a bank that rose about 40 feet above Scott Brook.

Imagine a single creature, no larger than a housecat, with the power to change rivers, sculpt forests, and create entire ...

The dam even provides the beaver with sources of food. The forest flooded by the dam is a safe place for the beaver to forage. It will eat the cattails and other plants that grow in the still water of ...

A splash in the quiet of a forest stream. A gentle trickle disrupting the silence. For a beaver, these are not just background sounds—they are urgent calls to action. It’s astonishing to realize that ...

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