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Three images of the dam. 1. Full dam on a rocky stream, 2. Partial dam, part of the structure is gone, 3. open river bed and earthen streambanks held in place with canvas and rock.
Land Management
Little River Dam Removal — Virginia
Apr 23, 2024
A biologist holds a young lake sturgeon
Habitat Restoration
Restoring reverence along with the lake sturgeon
Apr 23, 2024
5 people on a bridge
Habitat Restoration
Fish Passage Projects Address Climate Resilience and Strengthen Local Economies
Apr 23, 2024
3 Adult Chinook Salmon swim, more in back
Habitat Restoration
$70M for Fish Passage Projects to Address Climate Resilience, Strengthen Local Economies
Apr 23, 2024
a group of people standing on a bridge over water holding a blue sign
Land Management
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Having Positive, Lasting Impacts
Apr 4, 2024
Crane removing dam with danger sign in the foreground
Why are we removing dams?
Feb 20, 2024
Box culvert road-stream crossing
Science and Technology
Navigating Watershed Barriers
Feb 2, 2024
Tim Ericson, sitting at the front of a boat, paddles on the Deshka River. The photo is taken from the back of the boat, and Ericson looks back at the camera over his shoulder. The boat is filled with supplies, including moose antlers.
Our People
Tim Ericson's Elemental Experiences
Jan 24, 2024
A large pool of water in a green, hilly landscape
Town Transformations Through Fish Passage Projects
Jan 11, 2024
a series of five images of endangered/threatened species. From left, they are the California condor, black-footed ferret, atlantic salmon, piping plover, and polar bear.
Endangered Species Act
Songs for Species
Jan 2, 2024
A still river sits with a coating of green algae surrounded by thriving green foliage on a bright day.
Michigan spaces becoming community places
Dec 21, 2023
A bridge over a free-flowing creek with burlap covered soil for replanting on the banks
Habitat Restoration
The National Aquatic Barrier Inventory & Prioritization Tool
Dec 20, 2023

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Three images of the dam. 1. Full dam on a rocky stream, 2. Partial dam, part of the structure is gone, 3. open river bed and earthen streambanks held in place with canvas and rock.
Land Management
Little River Dam Removal — Virginia
Apr 23, 2024
5 people on a bridge
Habitat Restoration
Fish Passage Projects Address Climate Resilience and Strengthen Local Economies
Apr 23, 2024
a group of people standing on a bridge over water holding a blue sign
Land Management
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Having Positive, Lasting Impacts
Apr 4, 2024
Crane removing dam with danger sign in the foreground
Why are we removing dams?
Feb 20, 2024
Box culvert road-stream crossing
Science and Technology
Navigating Watershed Barriers
Feb 2, 2024
Tim Ericson, sitting at the front of a boat, paddles on the Deshka River. The photo is taken from the back of the boat, and Ericson looks back at the camera over his shoulder. The boat is filled with supplies, including moose antlers.
Our People
Tim Ericson's Elemental Experiences
Jan 24, 2024
A large pool of water in a green, hilly landscape
Town Transformations Through Fish Passage Projects
Jan 11, 2024
a series of five images of endangered/threatened species. From left, they are the California condor, black-footed ferret, atlantic salmon, piping plover, and polar bear.
Endangered Species Act
Songs for Species
Jan 2, 2024
A still river sits with a coating of green algae surrounded by thriving green foliage on a bright day.
Michigan spaces becoming community places
Dec 21, 2023
A bridge over a free-flowing creek with burlap covered soil for replanting on the banks
Habitat Restoration
The National Aquatic Barrier Inventory & Prioritization Tool
Dec 20, 2023
Photo of new culvert near sports fields in Springville, Alabama
Our Partners
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law at work in Alabama
Nov 17, 2023
a stream flowing through a forest
Habitat Restoration
The Interagency Fish Passage Task Force
Nov 14, 2023

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