How did beavers outperform government officials in a wetland restoration project?

In the Czech Republic, officials spent over seven years planning a $1.2 million dam project to restore a wetland. However, while they were still in the discussion and planning phase, a group of beavers accomplished the same task in just two days, building dams that effectively restored the area. This natural solution came at no cost to taxpayers and eliminated the bureaucratic red tape that had delayed the project for years. The beavers' remarkable efficiency demonstrated nature's inherent ability to solve environmental problems, often more effectively than expensive human interventions.