16K views · 1.8K reactions | What a difference 2 months makes for a beaver! In late April, I filmed ChewBarka following his nose around shore, looking for anything edible. Now, the riverbanks are bursting with greenery, and the beavers have a smorgasbord of plentiful food to choose from. #beavers #wildlifephotography | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers | Facebook

16K views · 1.5K reactions | Today’s beaver video shows a beaver standing along the riverbank and looking for yummy plants to eat. As herbivores, they eat a wide variety of greenery, but they definitely have preferences and they follow their noses to find their favourites. #wildlifephotography #beavers | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers | Facebook

Earlier this week I filmed these two beavers who were snacking on small roots they were digging up from the riverbank. The larger beaver is Willow. Unfortunately there was some litter in the area which detracted from the scene. #beavers #beaver | Mike’s photos and videos of beavers

815K views · 3.7K reactions | "Excavator vs. Beaver Dam: clearing the way for flowing water." | Beaver Dam Removal | Facebook

Beaver dams benefit the entire local ecosystem. From reducing potential flooding to storing more carbon, the benefits are so great that beavers are practically climate heroes—but they’ve long been under threat from humans. Learn more about these semi-aquatic rodents, their habitats, and the dangers they face: https://on.natgeo.com/43JL2nK | National Geographic