It is unimaginable that Safari West was added to the mandatory evacuation list again, this morning. My heart is beyond horrified at all the people and all our dear wildlife friends who have to go through this horrific event again. My own sister was evacuated last night, and our lovely Leslie Mills whose home was just recovering from the floods of last year. Hopefully the cruel wind will be kinder than expected and the ones we love will be safe.

If you want to get the latest info on the radio KSRO has excellent nonstop coverage and is co-broadcasting with all the other local stations. You can Stream online.

Most of Martinez and the Bay Are has zero power today, and I am too worried about friends to brighten your day with beavers. I offer by way of compensation this lovely recent video of the beaver relocation efforts in Wyoming.

Busy beavers located in prime time

LANDER, Wyo. — Wyoming Game and Fish recently relocated a family of beavers that were building dams in a ditch.

The dams posed a risk of flooding a campground near Lander. But this beaver family is the perfect age for such a move. Game & Fish says fall is the best time to trap and relocate beavers because young kids are old enough to move around and enter traps, and families are more likely to stay where they are released in order to prepare for winter.