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This small beaver dam was likely built by a young male. Regrettably, it did not last long. It was located on Island Creek near Centreville, MD on land Biophilia Foundation partner Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage helped to permanently protect with a conservation easement. Photo courtesy of Chris Pupke.

Beaver Dam Benefits in Our Environment

Dragonflies, like this female Eastern Pondhawk (Erythemis simplicicollis), consume insects and invertebrates making them a critical link in the food chain. Eastern Pondhawks in particular are known to consume large numbers of agricultural pests. Dragonflies are cold blooded --this pondhawk is warming itself in the sun on a stoop. Photo courtesy of Chris Pupke.

Dragonflies – Important Environmental Indicators

Restoring and Protection Natural Filters: NYC's creative solution for clean water by Chris Pupke, Biophilia Foundation

Restoring and Protecting Natural Filters: NYC’s Creative Solution for Clean Water

America’s Last Vast Forest: Maine's Appalachian Mountain Corridor

Maine’s Appalachian Mountain Corridor (video)

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