Seattle's $23M Duwamish River Restoration Spans 2.8 Acres as Fish Return
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·5 viewsA $23 million legal settlement has funded a major ecological restoration project along Seattle's Lower Duwamish River. The effort involved removing contaminated soil and debris, with 2.8 acres of new habitat zones established in their place. The project is already showing early signs of success, with fish observed returning to the restored area. Long-term monitoring programs are in place to track the health and sustainability of the recovering ecosystem.
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