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Hotel Beaver is dam nice. For over a decade, partner groups have used empty space at Winthrop National Fish Hatchery and Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery in Washington to temporarily house beavers in the process of being relocated. 🧵

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service1 year ago

Why Move a Beaver? ✔ Their dams slow down water, creating deep, cool pools for young salmon. ✔ They improve water quality and restore natural wetlands. ✔ They’re ecosystem architects, helping entire food webs thrive. 2/3

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service1 year ago

So instead of eviction, these furry contractors get a second chance to do what they do best, which is help restore rivers and streams for salmon and other wildlife. 3/3 More about this story: Video by USFWS Photo by USFWS

Last Island1 year ago

Over 90% of shrimp in the US is imported and farmed (gross). Our shrimp are different - no added chemicals, no preservatives, just pure, delicious, Louisiana shrimp. Wild caught and delivered to your door, these ain't your grocery store's shrimp!

TADEUSZ KACZYŃSKI1 year ago

Super piękne dziękuję

Lake Of Dreams.1 year ago

Wonderful.

Sarah Bram1 year ago

@bunsenbernerbmd

Eulenspiegel Capital1 year ago

Looks like fraudulent waste and government abuse of tax payer resources to me. Elon needs to get in here kick out these welfare queens. Disgusting

Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris1 year ago

Sounds like these beavers are getting five-star treatment before their next big move! 🦫💦 #HotelBeaver #ConservationInAction #WildlifeRescue

Lisa1 year ago

Hehe

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