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The Unlikely Heroes Beavers Save Czech Treasury $1 Million

PRAGUE, Czech Republic - A remarkable story of natural engineering has unfolded in the Czech Republic, where a group of beavers has saved taxpayers a staggering $1 million by flooding a former army training site. The unlikely heroes have created a thriving wetland ecosystem, proving that sometimes the best solutions come from unexpected places.

Nature's Engineers at Work

Beavers are renowned for their ability to protect against flooding, improve water quality, and boost wildlife. And in this case, they've taken it upon themselves to build a dam of their own, creating a natural barrier that shields the Klabava River and its population of critically endangered crayfish from sediment and acidic water spilling over from two nearby ponds.

The Unplanned Solution

The project, first drafted in 2018, had a building permit but was delayed by negotiations over the land. However, before the excavators got the green light to begin digging, the beavers set to work, building a dam of their own that is roughly twice larger than planned.

Full Service

The beaver family then moved on to a gulley encircling the ponds, in which conservationists wanted to build little dams to allow overspill. So far, they've built at least four dams in the gulleys and are currently working on more.

Savings for the Czech Treasury

According to Bohumil Fiser from the Czech Nature Conservation Agency, the estimated savings to the Czech purse reached some 30 million Czech koruna ($1.2 million). It's full service, Fiser said. Beavers are absolutely fantastic and when they are in an area where they can't cause damage, they do a brilliant job.

No Conflict Expected

Despite the good beavers do to the land around them, some critics argue that their activities can cause destruction by felling trees. However, farmers whose land could be at risk are located far from the site, which was declared a protected area in 2016. Fiser added, We don't expect any conflict with the beaver in the next 10 years.

A Testament to Nature's Power

In this remarkable example of nature's engineering prowess, beavers have not only saved Czech taxpayers a significant sum but also created a thriving wetland ecosystem. It's a testament to the power of nature and a reminder that sometimes the best solutions come from unexpected places – or in this case, unexpected engineers!

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