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Best Practices for Managing Human–Beaver Conflicts in North America: Balancing Ecological Benefits and Human Interests
We explore the complexities of managing beaver (Castor canadensis) conflicts in North America, describing the most common approaches used by natural resource management agencies to address conflicts. We identify specific conflicts caused by beavers, the ecological benefits beavers provide, and the t
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