US EditionAs Lake Powell recedes, beavers are building back
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As Lake Powell recedes, beavers are building back
Read the full story at Inside Climate Change. The decline of the reservoir threatens the water and electricity for 40 million people, but is resurfacing vast canyons and lush riversides that the aquatic rodents engineer into robust habitats for many species.
Beavers build dams in the water from dead wood and thus create habitats for themselves and many other species. But not only aquatic organisms benefit from the landscape architecture, but also terrestrial animals. These even include bats, as a new study shows. According to this, in precincts with beaver eggs hunt about twice as many bats as elsewhere – among other things, because [...] The article Bats profit from beaver buildings first appeared …
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