• Restore over 3.4 miles and reconnect 160 miles of high -
quality river habitat.
Not exact matches
Commonwealth environmental water was delivered to maintain water
quality in refuge pools and to provide
habitat for large - bodied native fish species present in the Lower Darling
River.
New York has awarded more than $ 440,000 in grants for 10 projects to help communities protect water
quality and
habitats in the Hudson
River watershed.
• Erie County's Natural
Habitat Pocket Parks along the Buffalo
River, with staff from the Erie County Department of Environment and Planning helping to secure federal Great Lake Restoration Initiative Funding to provide better access to the
River, improve the water
quality and provided
habitat for wildlife;
• $ 775,000 for Willsboro, Essex County, to stabilize 2,000 feet of shoreline; a project that will reduce the deposition of contaminated sediment and improve both the water
quality and the fish
habitat of the Boquet
River and Lake Champlain.
She assessed the environmental effects of these dams in 14 categories, including the area and
quality of
habitat lost, the length of
river channel affected, the amount of conservation land impacted, and the landslide risk.
Dams can prevent or impede fish passage and degrade the
habitats upstream by inundating formerly free - flowing
rivers, reducing water
quality, and altering fish communities.
Dams damage
rivers: Dams disrupt flows, degrade water
quality, block the movement of a
river's vital nutrients and sediment, destroy fish and wildlife
habitat, impede migration of fish and other aquatic species, and eliminate recreational opportunities.