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1. baynature.org › article › beavers-used-to-be-almostA History of Once-Common Beavers in California - Bay Nature

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   Jun 19, 2014 · In an interesting historical footnote mentioned in the paper, California brought back some beavers to stem erosion from 1923-1950, bumping the statewide population from a dwindling 1,300 in 1942 to 20,000 by 1950.

2. nrm.dfg.ca.gov › FileHandlerThe historical range of beaver (Castor ... - California

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   A “beaver [C. canadensis] tooth” from AD 300-500 (1500–1700 years Before Present (BP)) was found in the Emeryville Shellmound, CA-ALA-309 (Bennyhoff 1986; Uhle 1907). In addition, Cope (1985) identified three beaver bones, dating to 700 to 2600 radiocarbon years BP.

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3. www.oaec.org › wp-content › uploadsCastor canadensis) in Coastal California: An Updated Review ...

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   INTRODUCTION. Based on a limited review of evidence, conducted after more than 100 years of unregulated commercial trapping and conversion of alluvial valley bottoms to agriculture, Grinnell et al. (1937) and Tappe (1942) concluded that beaver were not native to coastal California south of Little River in Humboldt County.

4. www.oaec.org › wp-content › uploadsTHE HISTORIC RANGE OF BEAVER IN THE NORTH COAST OF CALIFORNIA ...

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   California that runs from the Klamath River to the Monterey Bay (including the San Francisco Bay). Current California beaver management policies appear to rest on assertions that date from the first half of the twentieth century. This study re-evaluates those long-held assumptions.

5. wildlife.ca.gov › Conservation › MammalsBeaver - California Department of Fish and Wildlife

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   Sep 29, 2023 · Beavers were once one of the most widely distributed mammals in North America. However, by the late 1800s beavers were eliminated from much of their range due to unregulated trapping for the fur trade. In California, beaver populations were further impacted during the 1900s by habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict.

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6. oaec.org › publications › the-historical-range-ofThe Historical Range of Beaver in Coastal California (Lanman ...

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   The Historical Range of Beaver in Coastal California (Lanman et. al 2013) – Poster. This poster was created by Riverbend Sciences in collaboration with OAEC WATER Institute to summarize the findings of our peer reviewed paper, Lanman et. al 2013. Click here to view the poster. Free PDF Download.

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   Did California bring back Beavers?

   • In an interesting historical footnote mentioned in the paper, California brought back some beavers to stem erosion from 1923-1950, bumping the statewide population from a dwindling 1,300 in 1942 to 20,000 by 1950.

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   Why are there so many beavers in California?

   • The translocations happened in 58 counties — including Marin, Napa, Contra Costa, Alameda, San Mateo and Santa Cruz — and are thought to be responsible for the beavers that live here today. Beavers are responsible for creating biodiversity hotspots.

   A History of Once-Common Beavers in California - Bay Nature

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   Are there Beavers in the Bay Area?

   • Beavers have been found in riversheds as arid as the Mojave River, and recently they have been recolonizing many rivers and watersheds in the Bay Area. “I knew this assumption that beavers were never in the Bay Area was bogus just from life experience. There was a beaver right under I-680 when I would drive home.

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   Where did beaver fur come from?

   • Beaver fur was once very popular hat-making material. Photo: Don Sneigowski/Flickr. The authors date the start the California fur trade to 1785, just a decade after the Spanish discovery of the San Francisco Bay. Among the references to beavers were ship logs from commercial vessels listing beaver pelts on board.

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8. martinezbeavers.org › why-beavers › dont-just-takeThe history of beavers in California – Worth A Dam

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   Novel physical evidence that beaver were historically native to the Sierra Nevada CA.