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Beavers were once numerous across the west but are now absent from many of the streams they historically inhabited – to the detriment of other wildlife, fish, and stream quality.
The Methow Valley Beaver Project works to improve stream quality and habitat by trapping and removing nuisance beavers from private property and relocating them to streams higher up in the watershed on public lands. Volunteers are needed to help pack beavers into a remote release site in the beautiful Methow Valley. Join the Washington chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and help beavers thrive once again in the backcountry!
We will meet at 8am on September 29th at the Winthrop Barn (51 WA-20, Winthrop, WA).
People should be prepared to hike with weighted pack, and to be out for much of the day.
The group size is limited to 12 people. Please contact Carmen Vanbianchi to reserve your spot: [email protected]
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September 29, 2018 at 8:00am - 4pm
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CONTACT
Carmen Vanbianchi
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