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Tag: LTPBR

  • Understanding Beaver Dam Analogues — Q&A with Jennifer Rogers

    Understanding Beaver Dam Analogues — Q&A with Jennifer Rogers

    Restoring streams, floodplains, and wetlands doesn’t always require heavy machinery. Sometimes, simple, nature-based solutions are the most effective. That’s the idea behind low-tech process-based restoration (LTPBR)—an approach that uses natural materials and processes to support ecosystem recovery.  Two widely used techniques involve building simple, hand-crafted structures inspired by nature: Beaver Dam Analogues (BDAs) and Post-Assisted…

  • Building Like Beavers — BCWF’s 10,000 Wetlands Project Update

    Building Like Beavers — BCWF’s 10,000 Wetlands Project Update

    BCWF’s 10,000 Wetlands Project Aims to Restore British Columbia’s Watersheds  After centuries of beaver exploitation and loss of productive beaver habitat, the B.C. Wildlife Federation is transforming ecosystem restoration in British Columbia through its innovative 10,000 Wetlands project. This initiative leverages low-tech process-based restoration (LTPBR) techniques, inspired by beavers’ tenacious dam-building tendencies, to address pressing…