Montanans are working to alleviate the impact of the region’s climate-fueled drought by building faux beaver dams,
is building replica beaver dams to slow runoff-fed streams and hold moisture in the soil. The group is hoping the dams attract beavers [
which this writer’s child would insist on pointing out are the largest member of the rodent family in North America — Ed. ] back to the area. “Eventually the beaver will find that place and take over what we’ve started,” says Pedro Marques of BHWC. “That’s really the end goal.”is building in SW Montana streams "mimic beaver dams. They slow the water down, so it seeps into the soil and helps provide moisture over time."
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