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Takeaways:
- Despite a drought in the South West in the UK, beavers have built a network of dams to help maintain an area of wetland.
- The beavers were found to use sticks and mud to create several dams in the area in less than a year.
- As a result, the wetlands have helped birds and other wildlife, providing flood prevention and carbon capture benefits to the area.
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