The Beaver in Colorado: It's Biology, Ecology, Management and Economics

Summary

Technical report (1800-1964). Covers Colorado, North America, Alamosa. Topics: beaver management, population ecology, habitat suitability, damage control. Agencies: Colorado Game, Fish and Parks Department, Game Research Division, Colorado Game and Fish Commission. Cites 19 external works.

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Stakeholders (19)

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United States Forest ServiceColorado State UniversityColorado General AssemblyColorado Game and Fish CommissionWyoming Game and Fish DepartmentGame and Fish DepartmentNew Mexico Department of Game and FishWisconsin Department of Natural Resources

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University of MichiganMaine Department of Inland Fisheries and GameColorado Cooperative Wildlife Research UnitGame and Fish CommissionGame Research DivisionFederal Aid in Wildlife RestorationBeaver Investigations ProjectCollege of Veterinary Medicine

Places (64)

Colorado Rocky Mountains Colorado River North America California Rocky Mountain Gunnison River Basin New Mexico

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Colorado Rockies Denver Kansas Front Range Fort Collins Wyoming Rio Grande

Concepts & Topics (58)

population dynamics elevation gradient weathering surface runoff ecological succession hillslope similarity reproduction plant-pathogen interactions

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biodiversity loss biodiversity loss biodiversity loss habitat quality visual ecology seed dispersal water year

Species (84)

Atriplex canescens Potentilla Populus Populus tremuloides herbaceous plants A. tridentata Artemisia tridentata Canis latrans

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brook trout Odocoileus hemionus Odocoileus aspen Pinus contorta Ursus americanus Pinus contorta var. latifolia

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An outbreak of tularemia in beaver and muskrat in Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Can (1964) — Landford, E. V
Michigan beaver populations as influenced by fire and logging (1964) — Lawrence, W. H
Con- tamination of natural waters and mud with P (1960) — Parker, R. R., E. A. Steinhaus, G. M. Kohls, and W. L. Jellison
Beaver in Kansas (1960) — Henderson, F. Robert
Effects of water runoff and gradient on beaver in moun- tain streams (1960) — Smith, A. E

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Gastrointestinal parasites of beavers in Newfoundland (1956) — Choquette, L.P.E., and D. H. Pimlott
The production of aspen and its utilization by beaver in the Huntington Forest (1954) — Stegeman, L. C
Incidence of helminth parasites in beavers from the Platte River in Weld County, Colorado (1949) — Olson, O. Wilford
The magnificent rodent (1948) — Gregg, H. R
Wildlife conservation as affected by American Indian and Caucasian concepts (1943) — Presnall, C. C
Epizcotic tularemia in the beaver, Castor canadensis, and the contamination of stream water with Pasteurella tularensis (1942) — Jellison, W. L., G. M. Kohls, W. J. Butler, and J. A. Weaver