Colorado Parks and Wildlife maintains that no one should attempt to move or interfere with beavers and other wildlife. There should not be an ongoing concern regarding the beavers in your area, but
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife maintains that no one should attempt to move or interfere with beavers and other wildlife. There should not be an ongoing concern regarding the beavers in your area, but precautions are always advised. The advice in this situation is now no different than any other situation with humans interacting with wild animals.
