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Removal of two dams in Michigan restores river, eliminates safety hazard
November 30, 2011
Removal of two dams in Michigan restores river, eliminates safety hazard
November 22, 2011
Two dams in southwest Michigan were removed, restoring the river’s natural channel and providing more recreational activities.
Wetland Restoration to Improve Fish and Wildlife Populations
October 23, 2011
Removing invasive plants and restoring a 15-acre oxbow wetland on Buffalo Creek dramatically improved fish and wildlife populations in the creek.
Removing Toxic Mud Paves Way for Healthy Fishery
October 22, 2011
A 1998 sediment cleanup in Newburgh Lake, an impoundment in the Rouge River, removed 544,000 tons of toxic mud and restored a healthy fishery.
Removal of Abandoned Boats Sets Stage for Further Restoration at Fordson Island
October 22, 2011
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funds are helping to clean up marine debris and abandoned boats to increase recreational opportunities on island.
Projects Help Restore Iconic Rouge River
October 22, 2011
Damaged stream banks and wetlands are being restored, which will reduce stormwater runoff, decrease flooding and create fish and wildlife habitat.
Projects Help Restore Iconic Rouge River
October 10, 2011