Stream Restoration

Stream restoration is the process of repairing and revitalizing natural waterways that have been harmed by human activities, such as pollution, development, or erosion. This involves improving the physical and ecological health of the stream, which can include stabilizing banks, removing barriers to fish movement, restoring native vegetation, and enhancing water quality. The goal is to restore the stream's natural flow and habitat, benefiting both wildlife and local communities by promoting biodiversity, improving water quality, and providing recreational opportunities. Overall, stream restoration aims to create a balanced ecosystem that supports both nature and human needs.