Rivers and streams, when fully connected to their floodplains, are naturally resilient systems
that are increasingly part of the conversation on nature‐based climate solutions …

Beavers, Castor canadensis in North America and Castor fiber in Eurasia, are widely
referred to as nature's engineers due to their ability to rapidly transform diverse landscapes …

Ecological integrity has been criticized as a “bad fit as a value” for conservation biology and
restoration ecology. But work over the past four decades centered on ecological integrity …

Conservation practices during the first decade of the millennium predominantly focused on
resisting changes and maintaining historical or current conditions, but ever-increasing …

Through their modifications of channels and floodplains, beavers are a premier example of
ecosystem engineers. Historical and stratigraphic records suggest that hundreds of millions …

An investigation into the causes of species decline should include examination of habitats
important for multiple life stages. Integrating habitat impacts across life stages with life-cycle …

It is becoming increasingly popular to reintroduce beaver to streams with the hopes of
restoring riparian ecosystem function or reducing some of the hydrological impacts of …

On a warming planet, a key challenge natural resource managers face is protecting wildlife
while mitigating climate change—as through forest carbon storage—to the greatest extent …

Abstract Beaver (Castor canadensis and Castor fiber) are regarded widely as ecosystem
engineers and the dams they create are well-known for their ability to drastically alter the …

Many areas are experiencing increasing stream temperatures due to climate change, and
some are experiencing reduced summer stream flows and water availability. Because dam …