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method:beaver-translocationBeaver Translocation
A complex low-tech restoration method involving moving beavers to new sites and providing structure to encourage dam building.
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Frameworks (1)
framework
- A specific framework for restoring riverscapes using hand-built, low-cost structures that mimic beaver activity and promote natural processes.
Methods (1)
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- Beaver Translocation Designrelated_to
Artifacts (1)
artifact
- Main presentation by Hibai Unzueta, providing a training overview of low-tech process-based restoration design principles, citing the LTPBR Manual and related works.
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- Ecological analog informing LTPBR design strategies; beavers naturally create complex habitat structures.
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