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Beavers Are Also a Danger to the Dikes. Near Zwolle, They Placed Transmitters in Their Tails. ‘Do You Hear the Beep? That Is Beaver 7.’

Summary by NRC Handelsblad
Along the IJssel near Zwolle, burrowing beavers pose a growing risk to the river dikes. A dike manager and a muskrat catcher are developing their own techniques to locate and monitor beaver dens, including a sounding rod with an avalanche transceiver and radio transmitters in beaver tails.

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Along the IJssel near Zwolle, burrowing beavers pose a growing risk to the river dikes. A dike manager and a muskrat catcher are developing their own techniques to locate and monitor beaver dens, including a sounding rod with an avalanche transceiver and radio transmitters in beaver tails.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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NRC Handelsblad broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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