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Some of the best tools we have to restore aquatic

Some of the best tools we have to restore aquatic habitats and offset the harmful effects of climate change aren't actually tools at all. Beavers are dam-building, wetland restoring, water-storing habitat engineers. The weight of beaver ponds push water deep into the ground, refilling aquafers and allowing water to be in the system even during dry summers. The slack waters beavers create help filter pollutants out of water systems, dissipate floods, create habitat that benefits other species, and even disrupt the spread of fires. Learn more about our beaver reintroduction project by visiting our site. Link in bio. Stop motion animation by Emily Fairfax

The Pumice Plain is like nowhere else on Earth. Th

The Pumice Plain is like nowhere else on Earth. The area was baked clean of all life and buried under vocanic rock and ash during the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. Life started returning to the area faster than anyone expected, and the site's protected status has allowed scientists and researchers to discover things that have transformed our understanding of ecosystem formation. Now, the landscape is threatened by a proposed project involving the construction of a road through the heart of the area. Learn more and how to get involved today. Link in bio.

Subalpine Mariposa Lily on the south side of Mount

Subalpine Mariposa Lily on the south side of Mount Adams

The Green River is #noplaceforamine

The Green River is #noplaceforamine

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