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Beaver Dam Analog Structures At Work Near Red Rocks Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Montana

Beaver dam analog structures installed on Hell Roaring Creek, headwaters source of the Missouri River. These man made beaver dam structures function to store water and spread water across the landscape to create wider riparian habitat. They are quick and easy to install, and have an immediate impact. They improve fish and wildlife habitat, and if beavers are present they may adopt these structures and start maintaining them on their own. This project was completed by Intermountain Aquatics in partnership with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; US Fish & Wildlife Service - Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge; Montana Land Reliance; Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust; and The Nature Conservancy. You can learn more about our habitat restoration work at www.intermountainaquatics.com.