Rusty Cohn of Napa found this on Flickr. Isn’t it beautiful? What a great way to end one helluva year for beavers. The publication of Ben Goldfarb’s book has so far made a 6-month tail-slapping splash across the continent and I don’t EVER want it to end. If you’re having trouble believing how much things changed so quickly, take a wader back through the year with me this morning.
Here’s hoping 2019 is even better!
Jan – Stop in the name of salmon A threat to sue WS for trapping beavers.
– Port Moody B.C. joins the beaver bandwagon. New friends.
Feb – Thirsting for Beavers. Nevada talks Beavers with Carol Evans
– Ring the bells of Beaver Freedom. Students save Brooklyn Beavers
Mar – Baby Steps for Beavers. Urban Beaver Chapter Published in 2.0
– We are Eager For this Book. My Review of Ben’s Book
Apr – In Which an Entire Continent Saves Beavers Best Day Ever?
– Beaver Advocacy in Texas? It’s more common than you think.
May – What John Muir Wrote About Beavers. Finally we have the answers,
– Make Way for Beavers. The book we’ve all been waiting for beavers
– Leave it to Beavers Martinez Beavers in Ranger Rick
Jun – Eager Beavers All. The first reviews are in. And They’re Excellent!
– Martinez on the Big Screen. Just what it sounds like,
Jul – A Day for the Ages Festival Report
Martinez beavers go to Chicago Our story is told.
Science Magazine is Eager for Beavers
Aug – Beavers go National In National Geographic at last!
Terre Verde Castor Ben, Heidi & Beavers on the radio.
Sep – The sweetest thing The cutest kit ever.
Castor and Carbon Beaver benefits and Global Warming
On the Radio with BYU Beavers Ben and Heidi
Oct – Fire Prevention is the Hot New Beaver thing
– Beaver Mural in the News A new mural in town
Nov – Beavers go to Yale Ben reports on beavers for Yale 360.
Beaver trifecta in the North Oh Canada!
Dec – Yes you read that right. Praising Urban Beavers
– Non-consumptive use, Baby! CDFW Grant for beavers?
What a year! I could go on and on but that’s a start. I want to end with this lovely portrait by our friends at Beavers & Brush. It’s called ‘the beaver ecosystem’ and it so needs to be seen everywhere. Happy new year!
Beaver Auld Lang Syne! Here’s to another beaver year in 2019.
