The method was used to relocate beavers during the late '40s to '50s. — -- Lost footage of "parachuting beavers" in Idaho has been recovered and digitized, according to the state's Department ...

There’s no other way to put this: here is some footage of parachuting beavers. Okay, let me back up. You see, the Idaho Fish and Game service has struggled with beavers for decades, especially ...

The parachuting beavers have become an Idaho icon, and the project represents a pivotal shift in how the animals were managed, experts said.

Parachuting beavers, people! Beavers are still regularly trapped in Idaho, but they haven't been air-dropped for more than 50 years. The process, by the way, took a little more research to pull ...

BOISE, Idaho — More than half a century after a group of beavers parachuted into the Idaho backcountry, ... Video from 1950s shows beavers parachuting By . Associated Press.

Parachuting beavers featured in 'Fur For the Future,' 1950s-era film A 14-minute color film (circa 1950 and complete with audio) was produced by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission to show trapping ...

BOISE, Idaho — More than half a century after a group of beavers parachuted into the Idaho backcountry, officials have uncovered footage of the quirky wildlife management moment.

The parachuting beavers have become an Idaho icon, and the project represents a pivotal shift in how the animals were managed, experts said. It’s been 75 years since Idaho parachuted beavers ...

The parachuting beavers have become an Idaho icon, and the project represents a pivotal shift in how the animals were managed, experts said.

The parachuting beavers have become an Idaho icon, and the project represents a pivotal shift in how the animals were managed, experts said.

The parachuting beavers have become an Idaho icon, and the project represents a pivotal shift in how the animals were managed, experts said.