Browsing: Watershed Restoration
The article discusses the positive ecological impacts following the removal of Dam 1 on a river, particularly the return of the American shad fish species. Conservationists,…
The Walla Walla basin, straddling Oregon and Washington, faces chronic water scarcity, affecting local communities. In response, Washington’s Department of Ecology is granting $1.46 million to…
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For centuries, dams have disrupted the Brandywine River’s ecosystem, blocking migratory fish like the American shad from reaching their spawning grounds. The Brandywine River Restoration Trust…
Summary: The fourth annual "Sip ’n Stroll" event benefiting the North Coast Watershed Association is scheduled for September 13 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at…
Coca-Cola Commits $1.65 Million to Enhance Water Security and Restore Vital Watersheds in Kenya
Kenya is receiving a USD 1.65 million investment from Coca-Cola to restore key watersheds in the Upper-Tana and Mid-Galana basins, aiming to enhance water security for…
Santa Fe Watershed Association Receives WaterSMART Grant for Conservation Initiatives
The Santa Fe Watershed Association has received a grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for a three-year initiative to create the first comprehensive restoration plan…
The Altamaha River Basin in Georgia, spanning over 14,000 square miles, faces significant barriers to migratory fish species, including American eel, shad, and sturgeon, due to…
Transforming Quartz Creek: Enhancing Resilience Against Floods and Fires in the McKenzie River Watershed
The Quartz Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project has reached a significant milestone by completing major in-water work, enhancing wildlife habitats and increasing resilience against floods and wildfires…
The San Juan Water Conservancy District is hosting a free screening of “Thinking Like Water” at the Liberty Theater on September 9, starting at 6:15 p.m.…