Here are some useful links, downloads are below

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Beaver Solutions' Mike Callahan from Massachusetts that has installed hundreds of BeaverDecivers and Pond Levelers.  Check out their resource page

Beavers, Wetlands and Wildlife is a great resource if you are interested in learning more about beaver and some of the ongoing work in the field.  Check out their FAQ page

Worth a Dam was founded by Heidi Perryman who advocates for beaver in the Golden State.  They keep up to date on the current beaver news

This presentation will give you the bear bones info you'll want to know about counting beaver activity in your watershed (Rocky Mountain Region)

go in the field.  This  pdf file has some area maps and zone descriptions for the Mink Creek basin.  Maps for the Toponce Zones are in the file below

1. We are supposed to form our own teams--is that correct? I think I have three other people who want to join me. 

ANS. Yes. They will have to be trained, however. Also, you will want to arrange transportation. If they are in your pod, you may car-pool.  Otherwise, you will want to arrange separate rides.

2. There will be online training? 

ANS. No.  There are resources available to review, but no on-line training that would allow one to become a Flat-tailer.

3. Anyone who is new needs to do a physical assessment at the TRAINING. 

4. Is there also a separate self-assessment? 

ANS. No. Not at this time. The physical assessment is important. You must  appreciate the physical demands required for even the simple zones. 

5.Is that also when we can pick up equipment/materials?.

ANS.  We will have logsheets, lunch (Toponce volunteers only) maps, and gift cards available for ISU students. 

6. How/when will we get that info? 

ANS. You may select your zone by number or give a general description of that zone when you register.

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