Philadelphia wetland restoration adds 13,000 feet of channels to improve water flow
Restoration work has started at Henderson Marsh within the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge in Philadelphia. Crews are digging channels to allow water to move more freely through the wetland. The effort is intended to improve habitat for wildlife and strengthen flood protection for nearby neighborhoods such as Eastwick. Several conservation organizations are working together on the project, which depends on their cooperation. Upgrades to visitor facilities are also planned to draw more people to the refuge.
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