Waterways Restoration

Waterways restoration refers to the process of rehabilitating rivers, lakes, wetlands, and other aquatic ecosystems that have been degraded or damaged by pollution, development, or natural disasters. This involves restoring natural flow patterns, improving water quality, reintroducing native plants and animals, and removing barriers such as dams. The goal is to revive the ecological health of these waterways, enhance biodiversity, and provide benefits like flood control and recreational opportunities. Successful restoration efforts positively impact local communities, economies, and the overall environment by promoting sustainable practices and improving ecosystem services.