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Beaver wetlands as resilient natural infrastructure: A case study in the Medicine Bow National Forest
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Abstract
We use the Medicine Bow National Forest as a case study to quantifying the impacts of beaver engineering on wetland formation, drought stress response, wildfire refugia, grazing pressures, and other co-benefits over the past three decades. This dataset includes data and the R Studio code for the summarization, statistical analysis, and visualization of this data.
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