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    SWOSU Students Study Wildlife at Beavers Bend●SWOSU Students Study Wildlife Alongside Researchers at Beavers Bend✉newsEnvironmentWildlife26 min ago

    Southwestern Oklahoma State University students are taking part in wildlife research alongside professional researchers at Beavers Bend, gaining hands-on field experience. The university highlighted the collaborative study, which gives students direct exposure to wildlife monitoring and research methods in an Oklahoma natural setting.

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    Tired Ring-necked Ducks Rest on Log at Beaver Pond●A large flock of tired Ring-necked Ducks arrived in the beaver pond. These three shared a small chunk of a log to rest oMmastodonWorldImmigration381 h ago

    A large flock of Ring-necked Ducks has arrived at a beaver pond, with three of the tired birds photographed sharing a small chunk of a log to rest on. The sighting fits the spring or fall migration season, when ducks stop at ponds to rest and feed. Birdwatchers are sharing sightings of migrating waterfowl as the seasonal movement gets under way.

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    MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute highlights its STEM programs●Beaver Works Summer Institute: A leader in transformational STEM education✉newsLifeEducation2 h ago

    MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute, a program run with MIT Lincoln Laboratory, is being highlighted as a leader in hands-on STEM education for high school students. The program offers project-based courses in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and autonomous systems, and is being presented as a model for transformational learning in science and technology.

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    7.2-MW Solar Project Completed for Beaver Water District in Arkansas▼7.2-MW Solar Project Completed for Beaver Water District in Arkansas - News and Statistics✉newsEnvironmentEnergy27 min ago

    A 7.2-megawatt solar project has been completed for the Beaver Water District in Arkansas, the utility's water supply provider. The installation is expected to help power the district's water treatment operations with renewable energy. Details on cost, contractors and expected savings were not provided, but the completion marks a notable clean energy step for public water infrastructure in the state.

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