Browsing: Restoration

Bald Eagle Lake, spanning 1,043 acres across Anoka, Ramsey, and Washington Counties, was once impaired due to urban development leading to nutrient-rich runoff and algae blooms.…

A recent tour of the Schuylkill River Watershed highlighted the impact of the Schuylkill River Restoration Fund, which announced nearly $655,000 in grants. Farmers Matt and…

The largest permanent restoration in Minnesota’s Cedar River Watershed is taking place, converting 225 acres of former cropland into native prairie east of Blooming Prairie. The…

A senior transboundary water expert, Fekahmed Negash, argues that Egypt and Sudan should share the costs of Ethiopia’s watershed restoration and afforestation efforts, as they benefit…

Conventional watershed programs typically rely on field surveys to identify degraded areas, but these can be time-consuming and ineffective in capturing the complexities of erosion. The…

The recent federal report emphasizes the value of process-based restoration techniques for wildland firefighters. These practices, which aim to restore rivers and streams, enhance water tables…

Small municipalities in Massachusetts faced challenges addressing water pollution from nonpoint sources (NPS) due to insufficient financial and technical resources for developing watershed plans and competitive…

In the early 1990s, fewer than 1,000 summer-run chum salmon were returning to the Big Quilcene River in Washington, due to habitat degradation from logging and…

The L’Anguille River in eastern Arkansas, listed as impaired for siltation and turbidity since 1998, is undergoing restoration efforts that include the smaller channel Lateral 1A.…

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