After disappearing for decades, seven beavers returned to California's Tule River and began restoring the landscape
- Image: CanvaFor generations, beavers were a familiar part of the Tule River Tribe's ancestral lands in California's southern Sierra Nevada.
- Tribal elders remembered seeing them in high-elevation meadows, and ancient pictographs estimated to be between 500 and 1,000 years old depict the animals alongside the South Fork Tule River.
- But after decades of trapping and habitat changes, the beavers disappeared from the reservation altogether.
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- Image: CanvaFor generations, beavers were a familiar part of the Tule River Tribe's ancestral lands in California's southern Sierra Nevada.
- Tribal elders remembered seeing them in high-elevation meadows, and ancient pictographs estimated to be between 500 and 1,000 years old depict the animals alongside the South Fork Tule River.
- But after decades of trapping and habitat changes, the beavers disappeared from the reservation altogether.
Sources: Times of India