Alan Gofinski

Emily has tested this effect in mountains and forests and deserts.

And so far what we've seen is that they are really good at making fireproof patches pretty much everywhere.

Little rings of green that you can literally see from space.

That's beaver believer Ben again.

He and Emily both work in different ways to inspire and convince people to protect beavers.

Another mantra, be more beaver.

What if we, too, worked to build structures that actually mended instead of harmed the land?

As pie in the sky or impossible as that may seem, there are people already out there doing just that, following in the beaver's footsteps, waddling awkwardly toward a better world, one step at a time.

You little overachiever.

I'm a beaver believer, beaver, beaver.

We see the ripple effect.

You make a big splash.

I'm a beaver believer, beaver, beaver.

Alan Goferinsky.

Gofinski, everybody.

He used real beaver tail slaps as percussion in that.

And that's it.

There's nothing else cool about it.

What's that?

Excuse me.