All About Daylighting & Restoring Streams

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Written By Charles River

Thank you to all who attended our webinar about stream restoration in the Charles River watershed!

We’re bringing buried streams back to light and back to life! Learn how stream restoration can improve water quality, reconnect habitats, and create climate resilience and new recreation opportunities and preview our work to restore Cheesecake Brook in Newton, Canterbury Brook in Mattapan, and the Muddy River in Boston.

Special thank you to Brandon Schmitt of Town of Wellesley and Bill Doyle of Waltham Conservation Commission who shared successful stream restoration projects at Fuller Brook in Wellesley and the Fernald Site in Waltham.

In case you missed it, watch the full recording here and view slides here.

Charles River

Charles River Watershed Association’s mission is to use science, advocacy, and the law to protect, restore, and enhance the Charles River and its watershed. We develop science-based strategies to increase resilience, protect public health, and promote environmental equity as we confront a changing climate.

https://www.crwa.org
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