Logjams Benefit Wildlife So Much That Scientists Are Intentionally Placing Wood in Streams

Takeaways:

• New research has found that large chunks of wood that sit in a stream benefit a variety of wildlife.
• Researchers found that animals used the logs for movement, rest, food handling, or eating.
• They are hoping that this research will be helpful to land managers as they consider the value of projects that place wood in running water.

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