Dam Removals Are Restoring Fish Migration Across the Northeastern US
Across the northeastern United States, communities are removing aging dams that block rivers and streams. Each removal reopens habitat that fish such as migratory species rely on to reach spawning grounds. Local efforts have been progressing one barrier at a time, rather than through a single large initiative. The source article, published by Smithsonian Magazine, highlights how these incremental projects are helping fish populations return to waterways they had been cut off from for decades.
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