There’s a new kid on the block of this website, maybe you’ve already noticed. Check out the menu bar title third from the right labeled “consultants“. Go ahead, I’ll wait.
See that list? Those are the brilliant beaver minds around the country that I have persisted in bothering with questions over the past two years. I am quite sure that there is no more complete list of beaver experts anywhere on the web. Of all the things I have been forced to do to help the beavers stay in Martinez, this is the one of which I am proudest. Cultivating these relationships so that questions could be answered and clarified is the most useful time I have spent, and believe me I’ve spent some time.
I was a little anxious about asking them to lend their name to the website when I tentatively wrote for permission last week, but without exception each one responded positively and was pleased by the request. Each name is a link to their email, and business name is a link to their website, if they have one. If you don’t recognize a name, enter it into the search bar in on the right, because undoubtedly I have written about their sage advice in the past.
My goal is to have little Sarah from Nebraska or Michigan look up beavers because she wants to save some in her county, and find that list of professionals and be able to get her questions answered. Moving information is what the web is best at, and we have been moving information about beavers at a great rate.
Speaking of which, our own Cheryl Reynolds has started a Martinez Beavers Twitter. Sign up for latest alerts and sightings, or just mark the page to check from time to time. As of this inaugural morning she has 11 followers, but I’m thinking that will at least double by sunset.
Remember, come tonight to support our eagle scout candidate in his presentation on tree planting to the city. See you there.
