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Removing Invasive Plants Restores Native Plant Community
May 25, 2019
Removing invasive Phragmites reeds and installing native plants and trees has restored Mentor Marsh, allowing native plants and wildlife to return.
Restoring Knowlton Creek Increases Stream Resiliency
April 25, 2019
Stabilizing and restoring Knowlton Creek has reduced erosion and sediment pollution, improved brook trout habitat, and enhanced outdoor recreation.
Wetland Retention Basin in Superior Reduces Stormwater Runoff
April 25, 2019
Constructing a wetland retention basin in Superior’s central business district is reducing damaging floods and the flow of pollutants into Lake Superior.
Habitat Restoration Improves Water Quality, Recreation
November 25, 2018
Controlling invasive cattail and restoring fish habitat improve water quality and recreational opportunities in a Lake Ontario bay.
Restoring Irwin Wet Prairie Enhances Wildlife Habitat
November 25, 2018
Tree removal, invasive species control, and prescribed burns at a prairie outside Toledo, Ohio, is improving habitat and protecting Lake Erie water quality.
Habitat Restoration Near Green Bay Brings Back Waterfowl
October 25, 2018
Planting wild rice and other aquatic vegetation at the Duck Creek Delta is restoring habitat for birds and other wildlife while improving water quality.
Milwaukee County Students Remove Invasive Plants, Enhance Wildlife Habitat
September 25, 2018
Students removed invasive plants and replanted native species to enhance wildlife habitat and restore water quality near Milwaukee, Wis.
Wetland Restoration Boosts Outdoor Recreation
August 26, 2018
Restoring a wetland near the Manistee River is improving water quality, creating a home for wildlife, and creating outdoor recreation opportunities.
Rehabilitating Vacant Urban Lots Improves Stormwater Management
August 25, 2018
Rehabilitating vacant parcels in three Great Lakes cities improve storm water management and revitalize urban communities.