Grand Rapids begins removing dams to restore historic river rapids

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Construction has started in downtown Grand Rapids to restore the historic river rapids after nearly 20 years of planning. The project's first phase involves removing four low-head dams from the river. These dams will be replaced with natural rock formations intended to improve fish migration and river habitats. The work also includes measures to protect native mussels and control invasive sea lampreys.

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