Population and distribution of European beavers (Castor fiber)
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- M. Gaywood
- A. Saveljev
- F. Rosell
- D. Halley
- P. Kemp
- P. Nummi
- Thomas A. Worthington
- Orsolya Bozsér
Citations in the corpus
- Population and distribution of beavers Castor fiber and Castor canadensis in Eurasia (2020, background): “…short updates the fifth paper – intended to summarise Eurasian beaver Castor fiber distribution change and population development (Nolet & Rosell 1998, Halley & Rosell 2002, 2003, Halley et al. 2012; a population estimate for Europe was also recently presented in a short communication, Wrobel…”
- Qualitative and quantitative effects of reintroduced beavers on stream fish (2012, background): “This includes significant increases throughout the former European range (with the exception of Britain, Portugal, Italy and the southern Balkans) as a result of reintroduction and range expansion (Halley and Rosell 2003).”
- Ecological impact of beavers Castor fiber and Castor canadensis and their ability to modify ecosystems (2005, background): “Although the recovery of the Eurasian beaver has been slower, it is continually expanding its range and the current minimum population estimate is 639 000 (Halley & Rosell, 2003).”
- Whole‐community facilitation by beaver: ecosystem engineer increases waterbird diversity (2014, background): “Recently beavers have dispersed and been re-introduced to their former range, and as a result have started to restore European wetlands (Sjöberg and Ball, 2011; Halley et al., 2012).”