Beavers

It is being poached and its leather is being sold around the world especially for baby clothing!

He builds a dam.

Yes Alaska has rafts of Otters.

there are an infinite amount of black bears in Yellowstone, they are sent from the homeland to Yellowstone each year to inhabit and mate and create more black bears thus creating a HUGE population of black bears.

the habitats of the animals around it will be destroyed and the fishes may also lose their habitats due to flooding

This is from the Seaworld website. Otters are widely distributed. They are found on all continents except Australia and Antarctica.
No they do not. Otters of some species can be found on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. Sea otters are found in Alaska and other Northern climes, as well as Tierra del Fuego in the extreme Southern South America

Well man made dams like the Hoover dam can support the water from overflowing while beaver dams a just basically homes.

Oregon

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Syncrude Tailings Dam Mildred MLSB in Canada.

how tall is the model

bears, squirrels, deer, chipmunks, bears, squirrels, deer, chipmunks, _____________ __________ * 7 species of native ungulates * 2 species of bears * Approximately 67 species of other mammals * 322 recorded species of birds (148 nesting species) * 16 species of fish (5 non-native) * 6 species of reptiles * 4 species of amphibians * 1 threatened species: Canada lynx

1 endangered species: gray wolf (designated an experimental and non-essential population in Yellowstone National Park; proposed for delisting in 2008)

The Beaver is Oregon's state mammal because before they starting building houses there they saw the beavers making their own house.

they grow 1 foot high and 4 feet long

The Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) controlled the fur trade. Or did it? HBC was the major player in the fur trade, but it faced stiff competition at times from Montréal merchants. It cannot be stated baldly that HBC completely controlled the fur trade.

Inukshuk pronounced (in-ook-shook), is a stone monument erected in the image of humans. One of their purposes was to serve as direction markers in the harsh and desolate Arctic. They were a tool of survival and a symbol of unselfish acts of the Inuit people. The Inukshuk symbolizes co-operation, balance and unselfishness; the idea that teaching and group effort is greater than individual effort. Each stone is a separate entity, yet each supports, and is supported by the one above and the one below it. No one piece is any more or any less important than the other. It's strength lies in it's unity. Its significance comes from its meaning as a whole. The Inukshuk reminds us of our interdependent responsibilities to invest our efforts today, to direct a better way for all of us tomorrow.

At the management level it was very different. HBC was a large company with a headquarters overseas and a large bureaucratic organisation that put limits and rules on the trading. For example HBC trading centres were often required to stock food for the local population to cover periods of starvation. They had restrictions on the use of alcohol in trades, and fixed prices for many items at various times.

The HBC early business model was a simple one. Build trading forts along the coast of Hudson Bay and have Aboriginals (Indians) bring furs to the coast to be loaded unto supply ships going back to England. This left the Aboriginals to lead a traditional lifestyle with the advanced technology they could choose to trade for and helped establish their claim to the land. For the HBC it was a low cost model that ensured high profits.

The Northwest Company was created by Canadians to take advantage of the fact that HBC wanted to trade from the coast and keep profits high. This was done by using overland trade routes to intercept Aboriginals before they would take furs to the coast. The NWC was, at first, run by few people, and trading occurred via individuals who were free to use any trading method they choose. That of course included the use of alcohol, fraud and sometimes violence to get the furs at the lowest possible price.

There are records showing that such early tactics were counterproductive. In some areas aboriginals would hide when Voyageurs would be spotted which was not good for business. Eventually the NWC improved it's methods and became very effective at overland trading and cutting into HBC profits.

HBC responded by building inland forts and setting up trade routes leading back to York Factory in Hudson Bay and eventually the Western and Northern coasts of North America. Many deep inland forts later became towns and are today major Canadian cities.

The overland trading of the Voyageurs brought Europeans deep into Ruperts Land and the Northwest Territories and increasingly into conflict with locals. Treaties and agreements did little to staunch the tide of Voyageurs, traders, explorers, and eventually settlers and colonisation by Canada.

The different trading methods were key in creating the country of Canada we know today.

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The Rocky Mountains can be considered as a symbol for Canada, because it is a mountain chain that stretches through a large part of Canada (to the United States), from northern British Columbia.

The Cleaver's address was 211 Pine Street, Mayfield. The address of the house for the first two seasons was 485 Maple Drive, also in Mayfield.

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Mr. Rutherford

I'm sure you're talking about Justin bieber he lives in stafford Ontario and Georgia