Browsing: Restoration

Summary of the Article The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) plans to evaluate flood-risk prevention measures in New Mexico following the Hermit’s Peak-Calf Canyon Fire. The…

The article discusses the restoration of 1,600 feet of Bushkill Creek using natural design techniques like native plantings, root wads, and woven branch mats to enhance…

The public is invited to share concerns about water quality in the Runyon Creek watershed through a survey, part of a 9-Element Watershed Restoration Plan aimed…

A survey is being conducted to gather public input on water-quality issues in the Runyon Creek watershed, part of a 9-Element Watershed Restoration Plan aimed at…

The Clark Fork River, which has faced significant degradation over the past century, currently lacks a restoration plan for its central stretch through Missoula. The Clark…

Summary: The article introduces three prominent figures in California’s fish conservation efforts. Peter Moyle, Distinguished Professor Emeritus at UC Davis, has authored over 240 publications, focusing…

In July, Lancaster County experienced record rainfall, challenging local stormwater solutions. Manheim saw nearly 7 inches of rain on July 1, and Mount Joy received 7.5…

Alberta has streamlined regulations to expedite watershed restoration projects, aiming to enhance environmental health and community resilience. The initiative includes simplifying permitting processes and reducing bureaucratic…

The Alberta government is streamlining watershed restoration efforts by eliminating the requirement for a temporary diversion licence for watering plants in riparian projects. This change aims…

The Alberta government’s amendment to riparian restoration regulations is praised for reducing red tape and streamlining processes for small organizations. Andrew Renaux, CEO of Leaf Ninjas,…