Key tag Canadian Beaver

Long before the white man and long before the rails, the Canadian beaver carved pathways into the wilderness. Its tireless dam-building flooded forests, creating waterways that guided Indigenous travel and later the fur trade’s expansion deep into the continent. Coveted pelts drew explorers and traders inland, shaping Canada’s early economy. Industrious and unrelenting, the beaver transformed landscapes with quiet persistence—an engineer of both ecology and history, leaving behind not just ponds and lodges, but the very routes that helped open a nation. 1.75" x 1" Back is engravable