Selection of winter food by beavers at Elk Island National Park

Selection of winter food by beavers at Elk Island National Park

by Douglas L. Skinner

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Masters thesis. Results of study of 5,814 trees on 239 vegetation plots at Elk Island National Park to test three hypotheses about beaver (Castor canadensis) food selection: 1)beavers select certain classes of woody vegetation, 2)selection increases with increasing distance from water, and 3)preferred classes of vegetation are those with highest nutrient levels.

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