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Beaver Day Messages, Quotes and Captions

This day is dedicated to these rodents which play a significant role in taking care of many environmental problems and it aims at creating awareness about these animals. Share with your family and friends inspirational beaver quotes and funny beaver captions.

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Beaver Day Messages, Quotes and Captions

Wish everyone with beaver captions and Beaver Day greetings. We have come up with a collection of Happy Beaver Day messages. Send across these original Beaver Day wishes on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp to make everyone aware of their plight.

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On April 7, 1948, the World Health Organization was officially created. Each year they choose a theme to focus on and this year it is Nurses with the first ever Nursing Report set to be released. Who better to be celebrated during this pandemic than those on the front lines testing and treating those with this horrible virus. Today is also

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#Saturday #penandink #illustration #lettering #dailyart #calendar #beaverinspection #beaver #beaverday

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International Beaver Day

International Beaver day is celebrated on April 7th of every year. The beaver is a large, primarily nocturnal, semi-aquatic rodent. Beavers are known for building dams, canals, and homes. Their colonies create one or more barriers to provide still, deep water to protect against predators and to float food and building material. The beaver population in North America was once more than 60 million, but as of 1988, it was 6–12 million. The population decline was mainly due to hunting for fur, for glands which are used as medicine, clothing, top-hats and perfume. Native peoples and early settlers also ate this animal’s meat. This day must be created to save the hunting of beavers because this species can help solve major environmental problems, by building dams beavers restore the land’s most valuable ecosystem, wetlands. They also provide essential services like water cleansing, moderating the flow of streams and climate regulation.

“They might in the future more than ever before engage in hunting beavers.” – Samuel de Champlain

History of International Beaver Day

International Beaver Day was started to be celebrated from 2009 by Beavers Wetlands & Wildlife. Beavers Wetlands & Wildlife chose this day to observe beavers because it is the birthday of the Dorothy Richards (1894 -1985), who vastly studied these animals for 50 years. It is to spread the importance of coexisting with this species for a healthy environment. As beavers were wiped out, the majority of wetlands were drained, and waterways became disconnected from their floodplains. Rivers became more like canals or sewers, leading to today’s problems with water pollution, erosion, and rapidly increasing damage from regional floods and droughts.

How to celebrate International Beaver Day

International Beaver Day can be observed by spreading your knowledge about the animal and also by learning about the contribution made by them to the environment. On this day one go for the hike to the beaver pond, arrange for books display, and importantly raise awareness about the animal. Beavers Wetlands & Wildlife observes the day by donating nearly a thousand copies of the “Teachers Edition” of their popular “Coexisting with Beavers” DVD to schools and other institutions.

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Check out these furry Beaver socks for Beaver Day! Thanks @always.dania for your fuzzy beaver sockselfie! #socks #beaversocks #beaver #beaverday #bucktoothbeaver #socksofinstagram #socksoftheday #sockselfiesaremytrademark #sockselfie #sockgamecrazy #sockenthusiast #animalsocks

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Today is Beaver Day so put on your beaver socks and get ready to have a good Friday! Thanks @jpashos1288 for your buck tooth beaver sockselfie! #socks #beaversocks #beaver #beaverday #bucktoothbeaver #socksofinstagram #socksoftheday #sockselfiesaremytrademark #sockselfie #sockgamecrazy #sockenthusiast #animalsocks

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@Regrann from @national_calendar365 - The beaver may be the national animal of Canada but the furry dam-building rodent can be found across the North American continent and Eurasia as two distinct species, but the population has been on the decline for several decades now. International Beaver Day aims to celebrate and raise awareness of the plight of the rodent. Beavers are known for their tree-munching activities, but did you know that they use every bit of the tree that they fell? They eat the buds, bark and leaves, before gnawing the branches and trunk into smaller pieces to build with. The dams are useful in preventing floods and droughts, restoring the northern wetlands and helping to cleanse the water. The largest beaver-built dam is in Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta, Canada and is 850m long!International Beaver Day is a great time to hike into the woods to spot some of these noble gnawers. ▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️▫️▪️ #beaver #beavers #beaverfever #beaverlove #beaverday #internationalbeaverday #nationaldaycalendar #instacalendar #celebrateeveryday #everydayisaholiday #nationalholiday #nationalday #national_calendar365 - #regrann (at Darlington, South Carolina)