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The author draws on decades of field observation to describe beaver natural history, engineering, and seasonal life. Chapters document how beavers build dams, canals, and lodges, harvest and transport timber, excavate burrows, and prepare food and shelter for winter; they examine colony organization, construction techniques, and the remains of old works. Photographs illustrate structures, ponds, and behaviors. The text also assesses human interactions and the species' role in shaping landscapes, concluding with a plea for their conservation.
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