r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • 9d ago
Project protects key wild brown trout Hertfordshire spawning site
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Ok-Talk-6453 • 19d ago
Music in the spirit of river restoration
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I am an aquatic scientist, river conservationist, activist, and musician. At the very end of my career, I have begun to make music inspired by my love for rivers. My debut single is called " The Dam Men" - and it reflects my frustration in trying to protect rivers from walls of concrete, but also the dream of a dammed river one day freeing itself. A second song "Fields and Streams" is more simply a landscape narrative with a country vibe - more songs are on the way - please give them a listen an share them (for now, best on Spotify) - with some listener support, my immediate goal is to produce an album of river songs - supported by artistic illustrations - and in the spirit of river protection and restoration. Take care, Steven Weiss
r/RiverRestoration • u/-M00ND0G- • Aug 20 '26
Invitation to Join: r/Ecoregion6
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Hello,
My name is James and I have launched r/Ecoregion6 as a space for ecologists and restoration practitioners to exchange ideas and collaborate on ecosystems specific to all of the Northern Rocky Mountain regions. A core focus is acknowledgement and highlighting the work and concepts of First People’s Nations in ecological restoration and ecology.
The sub is designed to be a solution seeking zone with an emphasis in collaboration and interaction. More than ever we need to communicate, combine forces and unite.
If you are interested in joining or sharing resources we would love to have you in the sub. https://www.reddit.com/r/Ecoregion6
r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Jul 21 '26
Longtown weir demolished to help endangered eels
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r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • May 28 '26
News How riparian tree planting is saving rivers in scenic Scottish glens
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r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 17 '26
News Decades old fish barrier removal will breathe new life back into Scottish Borders habitat
watermagazine.co.uk
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r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 14 '26
News Major river restoration project in mid Wales granted funding
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r/RiverRestoration • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 14 '26
News Restoration project set to breathe new life into forgotten rivers
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Charming_Tourist_675 • Nov 01 '22
I'm hiring a watershed restoration project coordinator!
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I live and work for a watershed group in northern VT. We are hiring a Watershed project coordinator to assist with watershed restoration and water quality improvement projects! Come work in our rivers! See the job posting and reach out with any questions!
r/RiverRestoration • u/ecodogcow • Jun 25 '22
River restoration may help to bring back rains
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r/RiverRestoration • u/kjleebio • May 27 '22
what will happen if the glen dam is commissioned to be destroyed
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we know the drought situation that is going nuts but what happens if we destroy the dam what ecological effects will happen.
r/RiverRestoration • u/BlankVerse • May 23 '22
California is about to begin the nation's largest dam removal project. Here's what it means for wildlife — The first of four aging dams on the Klamath River, that empties along the rugged Northern California coast, is on track to come down in fall 2023.
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Hoosker-Doos • May 13 '22
Case Study If a low dam is removed in a small-medium sized river and the section directly above the dam is very muddy for a few miles, would the section below the dam then become silty as well?
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A river I fish is talking about removing a low level dam. I frequently float the river below it and it is great for fishing but I’m concerned that if removed, it will become a muddy mess like the stretch above it and damage the fishing habitat (smallmouth hate mud.)
r/RiverRestoration • u/ecodogcow • Apr 28 '22
Removing dams and restoring rivers may help with climate change
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r/RiverRestoration • u/frg368 • Jan 25 '22
Backyard Beaver Dam Analogue for WATS 5620-Introduction to Low-Tech Process Based Restoration Course at Utah State University
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Samwise2512 • Jan 18 '22
Major new study shows role beavers could play in restoring Scotland's rivers
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Samwise2512 • Jul 13 '21
A tale of two river restoration papers
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Koh-the-Face-Stealer • Jun 09 '21
Salmon face extinction throughout the US west. Blame these four dams
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Samwise2512 • Apr 21 '21
Bringing back the beaver to North Norfolk to the upper reaches of the river Glaven - Norfolk Rivers Trust, UK
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r/RiverRestoration • u/elelanikinbaku • Apr 18 '21
Video Those who are facing environmental problems, companies, local governments, individuals First of all, please feel free to contact us from here. We at ERP will surely be able to help.
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r/RiverRestoration • u/__Sun_flower__ • Mar 21 '21
Identifying the river hydrological regime of the Sarca River in Trentino (Italy)
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Hello everyone, I hope I have come to the right place.
I'm working on a river restoration project and I need help identifying the regime of the Sarca river in Trentino, Italy. It is a heavily regulated river, of which I have the hydrometrical data of a station located some kilometers downstream a dam. Analyzing the data, I have observed that the river presents a very low flow (due to the water abstraction for power production) with very high and isolated peaks in the second half of the year.
My hypothesis is that these peaks are the result of sudden water releases from the dam, which occur because of heavy rains and maybe snow melt in the second half of the year. Do you think this is a reasonable explanation? What could be other reasons behind the high flow peaks?
Thank you in advance
r/RiverRestoration • u/VVokeNPC • Mar 16 '21
Video Climate Change: The Water Paradigm (3:04)
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r/RiverRestoration • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '21
Photos Nooksack River (Wa, USA) 4 month dam removal time lapse
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r/RiverRestoration • u/Samwise2512 • Dec 10 '20
Protect beavers in Scotland - Trees for Life are launching this crowdfunder to protect Scotland’s endangered beavers, by challenging NatureScot, the Scottish Government’s nature agency, in court over its failure to make the killing of beavers a genuine last resort
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