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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelor.

Continuing my conversation with Professor Leila Philip of the College of Holy Cross,

she teaches in the Environmental Studies program. She's a professor of English. And her new book is Beaverland, how one weird rodent made America. This is the story of

the beaver in North America, discovered as colonial Europe discovered America, as a source of

trade and capital formation, as a source of wonder

for what it can do to the environment, with the environment.

And here in the 21st century now, I learned from the professor that the beaver is a fascination

to science.

People studying our natural world and asking, can we learn from this?

What have we done wrong? How can we restore balance given the eight to nine billion people on the

planet? Now dealing with the onerous climate change story, at the same time we want to live better lives. So we go to the

beaver, castor canadensis, and we ask, is a beaver intelligent? Professor, it's, it's meant to be a

provocative question immediately. Everybody's going to think, what's intelligence? But in the

scheme of things, how have been, how have beavers been regarded and what are we learning about

...