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Millennium Park, West Roxbury, MA |
If beavers followed local wetland regulations, they would have filed a Notice of Intent before they took down these trees.
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Beavers created this trail when they dragged logs to the water |
And a waiver request for work within the 25 foot no disturb zone.
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More beaver-cut trees |
And planted two trees for each one they took down.
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Beaver lodge off of "Nature Trail" |
I don't think they would have been allowed to proceed with their new construction on the riverbank.
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Playing field drainage reconstruction, West Roxbury High |
Of course, we have our ways of regulating wetlands, and they have their own.
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