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Emily Fairfax, Ph.D

"I am at home among trees, by root or bough" – Legolas

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Research

I lead the Fairfax Beaver Lab at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

a logo line drawing of a beaver by a tree that looks like it is made of circuitry

Use the following links to learn more about our research.

Identifying Beaver Dams with Remote Sensing

Beavers and Drought

Beavers and Wildfire

Beavers and Climate Change

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“Visit” a Beaver Pond!

Think beaver dams are cool? Visit one of my favorite ponds via a 360 degree photo I took. It’s the main beaver pond up at Schwabacher’s Landing in Grand Teton National Park! The link can be viewed on your computer in the web browser, in the Google Street View app on your phone, or in a Google Cardboard virtual reality headset!

Beaver Pond at Schwabacher’s Landing

Can’t get enough 360’s of beaver ponds? A full list of the 360’s I’ve taken at my field sites can be found under my Curriculum Development page.

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