Reintroduction of Beavers in the San Pedro

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 183

  • @franktalley
    @franktalley Год назад +5

    At 75 it warms my heart to see this. I grew up on that river near Hereford, it has a special place in my heart.

  • @scottfoster2487
    @scottfoster2487 6 лет назад +181

    Beavers are key to fixing the drought in the west.

    • @granitebid1
      @granitebid1 6 лет назад +21

      Scott Foster
      Wow beaver are smart creatures. So glad to see people stop hunting them.

    • @nealamesbury1480
      @nealamesbury1480 3 года назад +17

      Not having unlimited new building might be an idea also !

    • @billrobbins5874
      @billrobbins5874 2 года назад +2

      Surely hopeful! 🪵🦫🪵🦫🪵🦫

    • @dorinemort6359
      @dorinemort6359 2 года назад

      Scott Foster, You are so correct, this amazing animal doesn't get the recognition it so deserves, it's the only mammal that can completely alter the landscape without destroying it, people can't or won't, there's no profit in a pristine wilderness, these animals would absolutely save the world from drought in if humans would wake the fuck up and allow them to just be beavers

    • @maiamaunsell9527
      @maiamaunsell9527 2 года назад +3

      And in the north south and east.

  • @rosikessel
    @rosikessel 2 года назад +22

    I’m a big fan of beavers. This was one of best videos because it wasn’t Disney-fied and had great photos of all kinds of animals including insects. Great Job!

  • @culbinator
    @culbinator 2 года назад +7

    Long live the San Pedro River and its mighty beavers! Thank you to the protectors of this sacred place and its sacred creatures.

  • @carelgoodheir692
    @carelgoodheir692 2 года назад +84

    The were hunted to extinction on the British Isles hundreds of years ago but have very recently been reintroduced into two places in Scotland and one in southwest England. I look forward to seeing what they can do for us here.

    • @Scepticalasfuk
      @Scepticalasfuk 2 года назад +3

      Lots. They from Canada?

    • @apveening
      @apveening 2 года назад +9

      @@Scepticalasfuk Probably from eastern Europe.

    • @jari2018
      @jari2018 2 года назад +5

      @@apveening Finland introdues american beavers into Finland instead of the scandian or european beaver -There will a conflict similar to grey american beaver and european beaver in UK -one gets extinct

    • @sonyaparkin7841
      @sonyaparkin7841 Год назад +1

      Awesome 💚

  • @Nitka022
    @Nitka022 4 года назад +47

    such amazing creatures! so glad they are still here and NOW they can slowly reclaim their habitats...we humans did so much wrongs....but things are changing now...Thank you for this presentation! A pleasure to watch...

    • @GottaWannaDance
      @GottaWannaDance 2 года назад

      So happy Mr. Trump turned this all around.
      Bet no one knew he was an expert on beavers. He knew how to handle them, feed em and create just the right environment.

    • @janetyurkin822
      @janetyurkin822 Год назад

      @@GottaWannaDance What planet are you on? That maggot probably doesn’t even know what a beaver is.
      All he did for the environment was try to destroy it by opening our National parks to gas and oil drilling!
      You need to do some research you sure don’t know what you’re talking about.

  • @sonyaparkin7841
    @sonyaparkin7841 Год назад +1

    Thank you for playing the natural calls and sounds - beautiful! 💚

  • @jeanpouyet2710
    @jeanpouyet2710 3 года назад +12

    Soil and water conservation cost free, what a wonderful solution to create life.
    Flood control and drought proofing, health and wealth creation, what a model for us. Thanks for the great service.

  • @kerrynphillips9153
    @kerrynphillips9153 2 года назад +8

    What an amazing program instigated by the DLM with incredible results!!!! Well done

  • @petersterling5334
    @petersterling5334 Год назад +2

    Beavers are Absolutely Critical to the Restoration of Natural Habitats especially in Very Dry Climates! Thanks for the Video

  • @michaeleverton4882
    @michaeleverton4882 5 лет назад +28

    What a story of how beautiful beavers improve their habit range; such special hard working animals! Amazing indeed!...★♥★...

  • @kevinhoffman8214
    @kevinhoffman8214 2 года назад +6

    everyone should watch a beaver for a day or longer , they are wonderful creatures

    • @stevenwilson879
      @stevenwilson879 2 года назад

      Saw a few when living In WA. FASCINATING.
      Had to wonder about beaver vs boa in Florida. Interesting concept. If human keep trying to exterminate introduced species.......who knows?

    • @snorfallupagus6014
      @snorfallupagus6014 Год назад

      I'm a gynecologist and watch several beavers 4 days a week.

  • @emmahardesty4330
    @emmahardesty4330 2 года назад +9

    Very glad to know that the reintroduction of beavers at San Pedro has been successful. So important to our fragile desert. Nice images too. I've learned only recently that healthy beaver populations are aiding crucial aspects that improve human and animal survival, everywhere, as the climate changes.

  • @PacoOtis
    @PacoOtis 2 года назад +12

    Bravo! You are giving mother earth some hope! Thanks for sharing your work and we are quite proud of what you have done! Best of luck!

  • @MadMax-bq6pg
    @MadMax-bq6pg 2 года назад +17

    Awesome snapshot of one my childhood favourites in an ecological context. I was unaware of their nocturnal habits (a bit like most of our Aussie mammals). Thank you

  • @Dwightstjohn-fo8ki
    @Dwightstjohn-fo8ki 2 года назад +11

    We have a "bachelor" beaver on Lake Windermere. His pelt would stretch and cover an Volkswagen. Back in the day, beaver were HUGE. Time to be huge again.

  • @twohawks5843
    @twohawks5843 2 года назад +3

    i live in Tucson outskirts,i have been making canals,in the washes arroyos, about 2,3feet deep 10 more or less feet long dirt an rocks that are dug out,are thrown at edges of shallow canals, when monsoons, come around water that runs threw them will stay in trench, from there i dig smaller trenches to trees, gardens,an reservoirs

  • @ronward3949
    @ronward3949 2 года назад +1

    One beaver( Castor canadensis) is great, but it can take two to raise a family. Witnessing a bank lodge beaver in Yankton, SD. I personally gleaned year- long exposure to a family, who I witnessed feed, nurse, and on occasions witness the pair together as busy as a family can be. Feeding on Fremont cottonwoods while simultaneously nursing her kits sounding like babies naturally. I saw her come in nervously with limb, she seemed good with me, submerged, mysteriously entered lodge and heard the action. Not only did they always capture my attention, I learned to fish from nearby woody structure, Spring bringing them into spawn. All aspects of their lifestyles seemed keenly suited for this family life, where local shores, deciduous sprout shooting trees are aided in some forms of propagation by the beavers also. Wood ducks ( Aix sponsa ) had a local cavity nest in an accompanying cottonwood stand and another local resident. Finding cavities can be a test for this Native bird. Beavers in this area store woody forage materials under the ice for winter, they stimulate shoot formation, and all this woody debris is sustenance for the myriad of Mayflies hatching, cottonwood silk, and all those tangible memories. Point being, caves, alcoves, large stumps, can be used as strata for living arrangements of Beaver family including a beaver lodge or bank style which could be a cave, underlying roots of large trees, or other bank habitat that allows for escape cover, deeper water column for escape and survival purposes.

  • @jimmungai1938
    @jimmungai1938 2 года назад +3

    I was watching a TV show I think it was on the history channel a number of years ago and they said that the beaver is extremely important to keeping the ecosystem in good condition I don’t know exactly how to word it but anyways when the beavers were over trapped to the water table went down as I understand it those beaver dams naturally they hold water back in at walls it to soak into the ground feeding the water table this is Jim mungai From Kennerdell Pennsylvania

  • @jrlagoni
    @jrlagoni 2 года назад +3

    Here in Utah everyone is on a BLM hate kick. Very nice science education film and BLM project! I am a U of AZ grad so love seeing these desert rivers restored. Thank you for your fine work.

  • @Wwbyoung
    @Wwbyoung 2 года назад +6

    Great Video. Informative, and inspirational.

  • @Marco-fn6kg
    @Marco-fn6kg 2 года назад +2

    we need more beavers !!! keep it up

  • @roddizon2242
    @roddizon2242 2 года назад +4

    Amazed by this creature.

  • @torinbrown8196
    @torinbrown8196 2 года назад +5

    Mr. Foster, is there an update to this video? I showed this vid to my mom, she lives in Ash Canyon just up the road, and she showed it to my aunt. Apparently, my aunt has something to do with your/ that program but hadn't seen this video until ma showed her. I appreciate all you taped thank you for that.

  • @justtinkering6054
    @justtinkering6054 2 года назад +4

    Most people couldn't care less about the environment returning to normal. If you want to get people to care, you have to sell them on how this will help them. You might want to tell people that the water table is raised after beavers fix the area. Raising the water table makes more water available for people to use.

  • @tonydryden5277
    @tonydryden5277 Год назад

    I live in a place called Beaverton, and have seen the transformation of creek to pond, and some of the biggest tadpoles ever seen. It is quite remarkable how urban development and nature are interwoven here.

  • @stolearovigor281
    @stolearovigor281 3 года назад +5

    We as Kings and queens decided that the Mother Nature should to fit in our Earth management.
    If a beaver build, we should to move the road even a home. Water is more precious.
    Good project, would like to know more and to take part maybe somehow.

  • @clivethedino7857
    @clivethedino7857 4 года назад +9

    Me and my brother love them

  • @SWRural-fk2ub
    @SWRural-fk2ub 5 месяцев назад

    Really nice delivery Judy and no up-talking, like many young American women do now (and that is spreading to other countries, sadly, even some men). 😞

  • @josemartinezgonzalez2450
    @josemartinezgonzalez2450 4 года назад +8

    En Europa también sé están efectuando repoblaciones.

  • @robertjones-vm7qu
    @robertjones-vm7qu Год назад

    Wonderful project.

  • @nattyw495
    @nattyw495 Год назад

    Enjoyed video found it interesting and informative..🐩🐕🇨🇦🇺🇸💛

  • @Maybe1Someday
    @Maybe1Someday 2 года назад +5

    Great video, I wonder if Beavers could be released into old Florida drainage canals

    • @jimlycett4480
      @jimlycett4480 2 года назад +2

      I don't think they would survive the pythons.

  • @kirkkirkland7244
    @kirkkirkland7244 2 года назад +3

    I love beavers! God made a very special animal in them!!!
    They definitely can change a huge area in no time!!!

  • @carolinejayes157
    @carolinejayes157 2 года назад +2

    Awsome glad to see them back.

  • @jamebrooke894
    @jamebrooke894 2 года назад +3

    We need our DNR here in Indiana to reintroduce beaver to the once great Kankakee wetlands.

  • @mysimplelife5915
    @mysimplelife5915 6 лет назад +11

    Smart beaver..

  • @thehairywoodsman5644
    @thehairywoodsman5644 2 года назад +4

    I love beaver !!!!!!!

  • @manditoemya8478
    @manditoemya8478 2 года назад +2

    Beavers were everywhere in America and Canada now they are far and few between But Canada does have much more Beavers. It's a shame they were hunted so badly and they are fantastic for the ecosystem.

  • @sisterlockmo
    @sisterlockmo 2 года назад +1

    I need an update on these 🦫

  • @andrewmantle7627
    @andrewmantle7627 Год назад

    Thank you, thank you, thank you

  • @brucefranklin1317
    @brucefranklin1317 2 года назад +4

    We can learn much from the beaver. Family oriented no nonsense entity. Hard workin rodents.

    • @bearcubdaycare
      @bearcubdaycare 2 года назад +1

      Monogamous and mate for life. A Canadian program to breed them (in what's now William Switzer provincial park near Hinton Alberta) discovered this the hard way.

  • @Peaceshiet812
    @Peaceshiet812 Год назад +1

    It’s really horrible to think of all these wonderful creatures being so ruthlessly slaughtered in past times😢

  • @vincekemper7753
    @vincekemper7753 Год назад

    That’s where many years ago beaver felt hats were a huge item

  • @lancerudy9934
    @lancerudy9934 2 года назад

    Great video😊. Thanks

  • @TheWizardGamez
    @TheWizardGamez 4 года назад +12

    farmers should throw beaver onto their land, so that they have water for more time in the year

  • @MrGigi-dz9cv
    @MrGigi-dz9cv 2 года назад

    Here, beavers got extinct.
    But, during Covid lockdown, i had the chance to see chewed trees, and manny wild animals getting close to the villages.

  • @4ndy0z
    @4ndy0z 3 года назад +3

    Hi, I’m not too familiar with American wildlife. What are the pair of cat like / mustelid like critters by the waters edge in the last minute of the video? :))

    • @sebastienmonette6659
      @sebastienmonette6659 3 года назад +3

      If I'm not mistaken, these animals are called Coatimundis, here a wikipedia article if you want to learn about them : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coati

    • @april5666
      @april5666 2 года назад

      I was wondering what those animals were too. Thank you.

    • @4ndy0z
      @4ndy0z 2 года назад

      @@sebastienmonette6659 thank you for this info :))

    • @sebastienmonette6659
      @sebastienmonette6659 2 года назад

      @@4ndy0z glad to help out 😊👍

    • @robertmclean9737
      @robertmclean9737 2 года назад

      Mink!!

  • @user-dc1dr9kr8x
    @user-dc1dr9kr8x 2 года назад +1

    Hell of a picture from 1825....

  • @rebelgale1045
    @rebelgale1045 Год назад

    But, but the beavers were there at least 20 years ago. I saw them there around Saint David.

  • @tofan2622
    @tofan2622 2 года назад +9

    Sustainable harvesting of beaver by trapping prevent a lot of "nuisance damage" that people love to claim they do. Beavers are critical for our environment, people need to stop building new buildings everywhere and look at older infrastructure.

  • @SolaceEasy
    @SolaceEasy 2 года назад +2

    Such a well crafted presentation. Kudos to all involved.

  • @marypatten9655
    @marypatten9655 2 года назад +1

    yes. about time we let wild live live as God had planned.

  • @kristinebailey6554
    @kristinebailey6554 4 месяца назад

    We also brought in beavers to Rocky Mountain National Park. Trappers destroyed beavers for decades.

  • @paulblack8887
    @paulblack8887 2 года назад +1

    It's remarkable how much dredging these little rodents can do with those busy little paws. Great video, very interesting to see their impact on regions unfamiliar to me. Arizona beavers 🦫 ♥

  • @jimpikoulis6726
    @jimpikoulis6726 2 года назад +1

    Reintroduction of Justin Beavers in the San Pedro

  • @ericswain4177
    @ericswain4177 2 года назад +2

    It becomes a natural self-sustaining ecosystem.

  • @watershedguardians2353
    @watershedguardians2353 Год назад

    Excellent project! No BDA s needed!

  • @LittleRadicalThinker
    @LittleRadicalThinker 2 года назад

    Where ponds exist, beavers can make homes.

  • @E.J813
    @E.J813 2 года назад +1

    🇹🇷can you put subtitles please

  • @duotronic6451
    @duotronic6451 2 года назад

    Good explanation of positive beaver behavior.

  • @geoffreylee5199
    @geoffreylee5199 Год назад

    The short dams will get taller over time.

  • @TheOrignalKillezz
    @TheOrignalKillezz 3 года назад +9

    This is a BLM I can get behind.

  • @GRIZZ357
    @GRIZZ357 2 года назад +1

    Awesome

  • @beerbread
    @beerbread 3 года назад +7

    People are, by and large, clueless destroyers.

  • @ChristopherLecky
    @ChristopherLecky 7 месяцев назад

    The question isn't if rewilding is possible, the question isn't if there is a benefit for doing so? The question is at what stage of their population expansion will the beaver be in conflict with modern civilisation again? We opted for dominance which means we have spent this long NOT learning how to coexist.......

  • @KatherineUribe-1
    @KatherineUribe-1 2 года назад +1

    Yea beavers!💕👍🏻😊

  • @psor9983
    @psor9983 2 года назад

    I thought she was gonna say, "Hi, I'm Sally Field".

  • @uctynguzb
    @uctynguzb 2 года назад +1

    Yay! A capybara mention!

  • @Chris.Davies
    @Chris.Davies 2 года назад

    100 is a good start.
    The USA only needs 149,999,900 more!

  • @olduncow4273
    @olduncow4273 2 года назад

    Super documentary bro

  • @HmongGuitarPlayer
    @HmongGuitarPlayer 2 года назад +1

    How a animal can gain weight by eating tree barks are beyond me.

    • @glenncordova4027
      @glenncordova4027 Год назад +2

      They eat the cambium which is the inner layer which is succulent and nutritious. It's beaver salad. Beavers also eat cattails and nutsedges which have a lot of starch and protein.

  • @geoffreylee5199
    @geoffreylee5199 Год назад +1

    Castors canadiennesis, or Canadian beaver …

  • @Nuggettfaz
    @Nuggettfaz 2 года назад +1

    Awesome story. Australian likes.

  • @chrisstaylor8377
    @chrisstaylor8377 2 года назад

    Great work bring nature back

  • @tolitsdterrible4785
    @tolitsdterrible4785 2 года назад

    Another beaver named Justine was sent to Canada.

  • @chrisstaylor8377
    @chrisstaylor8377 Год назад

    The early settlers were ignorant of how to look after the land

  • @Dwightstjohn-fo8ki
    @Dwightstjohn-fo8ki 2 года назад +5

    The "American" beaver: me, looking at my Canadian nickel...............

  • @vincekemper7753
    @vincekemper7753 Год назад

    Beavers were introduced in Brazil in the 40’s. They’re overrunning native animals

  • @tjwash2
    @tjwash2 Год назад

    You do not want to run low on beavers.

  • @redsash_tv1221
    @redsash_tv1221 2 года назад +1

    Beavers are called North American Beaver because it lives all over North America...not just America.

    • @glenncordova4027
      @glenncordova4027 Год назад

      Canada is America
      The United States is America
      Mexico is America
      Brazil is America, just not North America

    • @glenncordova4027
      @glenncordova4027 Год назад

      They said the beaver lives from the Arctic to the Tropic of Cancer. Beavers also live in Europe and Asia.

  • @Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang
    @Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang 2 года назад

    I don’t think keystone species means what you think it means

  • @jaymzgaetz2006
    @jaymzgaetz2006 2 года назад

    Funny that restoration and sustainability is achieved by undoing what man has done. The only foreseeable flaw in this plan would be hiring man to do it.

  • @tboniusmaximus3047
    @tboniusmaximus3047 2 года назад

    Why though, everytime animals are introduced by the gov. It backfires, like the wolves in michigan, rattlesnakes in tennesee, let them come back on their own, we have armadillos in nc now and they werent introduced.

    • @KB4QAA
      @KB4QAA 2 года назад

      No evidence of "backfires". No rattlesnakes have been reintroduced to TN.

    • @glenncordova4027
      @glenncordova4027 Год назад

      Wolves weren't reintroduced to Michigan. Wisconsin and Michigan are about the only places in the contiguous United States where wolves weren't exterminated. Wolves have been reintroduced to Wyoming and have spread from there all the way to Washington, Oregon and Colorado.
      The Mexican subspecies of wolf has been reintroduced to Arizona, New Mexico and Chihuahua. The Mexican Wolf had been hunted down to only 6 animals and survived only through breeding in zoos and reintroduction.
      Red wolves were almost made extinct. The last few were captured, bread in zoos and released into the wild. If not reintroduced they would be extinct.
      The last plains bison in the United States and the last wood bison in Canada were down to one herd each. If not for human intervention to protect and reintroduce them, we probably wouldn't have them now.
      The last 27 California condors we're captured, bread in zoos and reintroduced to the wild.
      We broke the system so it is up to us to fix it.

  • @jamescole3152
    @jamescole3152 2 года назад

    I just want to watch the beavers. Too much other stuff on the video.

  • @antr7493
    @antr7493 2 года назад

    💯🤟❤❤

  • @LilMOMMAson
    @LilMOMMAson Год назад

    Years ago, I accidentally hit and killed a beaver with my vehicle. I often think ab that night, and still feel horrible ab it. I don’t know why that night has stayed with me this long.

  • @hdkepon
    @hdkepon 2 года назад

    Yay beavers !

  • @paulacornelison243
    @paulacornelison243 2 года назад

    Where is the San Pedro River?

    • @marschlosser4540
      @marschlosser4540 2 года назад

      the San Pedro runs from Mexico north to Sierra Vista, AZ, and into San Pedro Canyon where it runs north-northwest. It hits Mammoth, AZ and cuts north again. Living water is common only as Aravaipa Creek runs into it. With the planting of more trees, everyone hopes that changes.

    • @paulacornelison243
      @paulacornelison243 2 года назад +2

      @@marschlosser4540 Thank you!

  • @TaurusDragon
    @TaurusDragon Год назад

    Indian man say leave the beaver alone 😅yall didn't get the message 🤨now 120 years later 😒 this!

  • @MaramaoMaramao
    @MaramaoMaramao Год назад

    Go beavs!

  • @sonyequator6852
    @sonyequator6852 Год назад

    God better creator than all smart man could did. To restore water system in nature. Human always made more harm to nature rather than animals...

  • @linzierogers5024
    @linzierogers5024 2 года назад

    Live with nature and reap the benefits. Try to control it and live with the deficit.

  • @scottminter4735
    @scottminter4735 2 года назад +4

    Farmers are a plaque on this land. Modern farming practices are soo destructive.

    • @Hooverdarnit
      @Hooverdarnit 2 года назад +3

      Did you eat today? If you did, thank a farmer.

    • @tofan2622
      @tofan2622 2 года назад +1

      @@Hooverdarnit Thats not always true, a farmer doesnt' always have something to do with people eating don't be ignorant.

    • @Hooverdarnit
      @Hooverdarnit 2 года назад +1

      @@tofan2622 Yes but only farmers FARM food.

    • @KB4QAA
      @KB4QAA 2 года назад +1

      SM: Actually, modern farming is vastly more conservative of nature than at any time in the past. (from a farm in Ks). Try reading up on why moldboard plows are no longer used, about terracing, about no-till planting, about soil testing and fertilizer management, about modern herbicides that are less toxic than the previous. You are ignorant of agriculture.

    • @ModMokkaMatti
      @ModMokkaMatti Год назад

      Corporate "factory" farming practices would seem to be those that are truly the most destructive. I believe I would have far more confidence in the true *family farmers* of today who are have far more of a connection to the land that they benefit from and would tend to be better stewards of it, than a bunch of greedy shareholders and board members expecting big fat dividends above all else.

  • @davidcupples7622
    @davidcupples7622 5 месяцев назад

    Gee, Beave...

  • @jerometeyssier3171
    @jerometeyssier3171 2 месяца назад

    ruclips.net/p/PLyVav-C4c4BNRz2EUVmuHwMQ3Xj2A9g9_

  • @josephnovoa8574
    @josephnovoa8574 2 года назад

    I love a good beaver!!69ehhh.

  • @snorfallupagus6014
    @snorfallupagus6014 Год назад

    Save a tree. Eat a beaver.

  • @robertmclean9737
    @robertmclean9737 2 года назад +1

    The BLM & Wy Game & Fish tried to plant them on Muddy Creek a Small Stream on the edge of the Red Desert. I felt sorry for them didn't have Enough Brush and trees to support them, they made their Dams out of Sage Brush, some had Tires in their Construction. It failed Miserabley always thought it was Cruel to Plant them there. ☮️ PEACE

    • @glenncordova4027
      @glenncordova4027 Год назад

      Beavers often create their own habitat. If they build their dams with sagebrush, this will impound water. This water will support willows, cottonwoods, aspen and cattails. These plants colonize quickly and are favored food for beavers. What you see as cruel, the beavers see as opportunity.

    • @robertmclean9737
      @robertmclean9737 Год назад

      @@glenncordova4027 No Shit!

    • @watershedguardians2353
      @watershedguardians2353 Год назад

      Can you please provide details on this? I heard about it but never saw the details.

    • @robertmclean9737
      @robertmclean9737 Год назад

      @@watershedguardians2353 What do you want to know?

  • @twohawks5843
    @twohawks5843 2 года назад

    one more thing,no more Tre crack track,trek,what ever housing,cheap over priced chicken coops,what part of there's no water, don't you greedy developers an realtors don't you understand