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What can humans learn from beavers when it comes to drought-proofing the landscape?

Summary by Craig Press
Amid a field of “zombie willows” in the Kawuneeche Valley within Rocky Mountain National Park, researchers and water providers are taking lessons from nature’s ecosystem engineers to build drought resilience and restore wetlands.  The Kawuneeche Valley exists just downstream from the Colorado River headwaters in the Never Summer Mountain Range, following the river through Rocky Mountain National Park to Shadow Mountain Reservoir near Grand Lake.…

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Craig Press broke the news on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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