Browsing: Fish

The article reviews the state of contaminants in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, based on comprehensive assessments. It highlights various pollutants, including PCBs, PAHs, metals, and pharmaceuticals,…

A major river restoration project will start in early May along the South Fork McKenzie River, reconnecting water to over 335 acres of floodplain. The USDA…

A smǝlqmíx expert warns that climate change and over-logging could lead to an extinction event for fish in the Okanagan Basin by 2040. Lauren Terbasket from…

The Don River in Toronto, once so polluted it caught fire, has undergone a remarkable restoration. After CAD$1 billion in initiatives, the river is now home…

The article discusses various projects aimed at restoring aquatic ecosystems and enhancing Southern steelhead populations in California’s watersheds. Key initiatives include: String of Pearls: Aiming to…

Rio Tinto and the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) have strengthened their partnership with a $1.75 million investment to study climate change impacts on water…

The Brandywine River Restoration Trust (BRRT) is dismantling Dam 6, also known as the DuPont Experimental Station Dam, on the Brandywine River. Constructed in 1839, this…

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…

The Brandywine River Restoration Trust has begun dismantling the DuPont Experimental Station Dam to help migrating fish, especially shad, swim further upstream. Known as Dam 6,…

The article outlines various funding initiatives focused on habitat restoration and support for fish populations across multiple U.S. regions. Key projects include: Oyster Reef Restoration: Funds…