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Monkton group looking to save beavers
JESSICA DEMERITT IS part of Monkton’s Working with Wildlife committee, a group of volunteers raising funds to install beaver deceivers in the town’s wetland areas — and educate Vermonters on nonlethal means of beaver management in the process.
Independent photo/Marin Howell
September 1, 2022
The six-person committee, called Working with Wildlife, is raising funds to purchase devices that will offer the town a nonlethal means of handling the beavers and their dams in the Hollow Road area and other parts of Monkton.
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