Study of flood dynamics created by American beaver (C. canadensis K.) in a southern boreal landscape in Finland in
1970–2018.

Testing the hypothesis that controlled floods intended to drive the fluvial geomorphic and hydrologic processes necessary
for native tree recruitment will simultaneously destroy beaver dams.

Idaho rancher, Jay Wilde, and Joe Wheaton from Utah State University use BRAT, beaver restoration assessment tool, and identified good beaver habitat to help restore Birch Creek to year-round stream flow.

Idaho rancher, Jay Wilde, partnered with Anabranch Solutions to build BDAs, and the USFS and Idaho Fish & Game to relocate beavers into Birch Creek to help restore year-round stream flow.

Dam building by beaver in degraded environments can improve physical and biological diversity
when viewed at a scale encompassing both modified and unmodified habitats.

Beaver activity (i.e., damming of streamflow) holds significant potential to impact water quality, specifically in-stream nutrient processing.

This review summarizes how beaver impact ecosystem structure and geomorphology, hydrology and water resources, water quality, freshwater ecology, and humans and society.

A comprehensive study evaluating how restoring beaver dams could significantly protect the city of Milwaukee from future flood vents and the significant cost savings of this nature-based management approach versus traditional flood prevention engineering.

Research into how the removal of beavers affects drainage networks in Europe

Study on how beavers effect water storage and drainage in Eastern Washington

To estimate the extent to which beaver dam building activity could provide transient water storage with a decreased snowpack.

A review that suggests that beaver activity can create substantial benefits and costs for conservation

This study quantifies the impacts of beaver on stream hydrologic and temperature regimes, and highlights the importance of understanding the spatial and temporal scales of those impacts

Study of how beaver dams and their effect on stream flow affect Atlantic Salmon

Review of research about the positive and negative effects of beaver towards fish

A review by the University of Southampton of how the reintroduction of beaver will affect fish in Scotalnd

This project explored the effectiveness of a management plan on improving streamflow and stream temperature

An analysis between the differences of beaver dams and artificial dams and their impacts on the wetlands they occupy

In-depth report on how beaver could provide benefits to local residents and visitors well into the millions of dollars per year in Utah.

Study of how beaver ponds make nearby vegetation more resilient towards wildfires