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Hidden deep in Canada’s boreal forest lies the largest beaver dam on Earth — a structure so massive it can be seen from space. Stretching more than twice the length of the Hoover Dam, it has been built over decades by generations of beavers.

Why do they build dams at all? For survival. By slowing streams and creating wetlands, beavers protect themselves from predators while transforming entire landscapes. These wetlands store water through droughts, regulate floods, buffer wildfires, and create thriving habitats for countless species. Scientists now call beavers one of the most cost-effective tools we have for restoring ecosystems in the fight against climate change.

Take Action: Learn more and support conservation efforts at Project Beaver
https://projectbeaver.org/

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