Mountain Village Town staff is working with Alpine Water Resources (AWR) to help establish a working plan for addressing ...

The first map tracking Connecticut’s increasing beaver population was part of a research project in the University of Connecticut’s Department of Natural Resources and the Environment.

Human-beaver conflicts surfaced concerning vegetation and tree damage, safety concerns of tripping over stumps of felled trees, blocked road culverts, and flooding, which potentially undermines ...

With both beaver and human populations increasing, it's crucial to find ways to coexist.We encourage tolerance of beavers whenever possible when beaver activities are not impacting human uses or ...

This research expanded to include non-lethal beaver management and policy changes aimed at fostering human-beaver coexistence. Outside of her studies, Nova enjoys snowboarding, hiking with her two ...