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Stream restoration is critical for mine reclamation
Stream restoration should be part of mine reclamation. It promotes biodiversity and sustainability—and doesn’t need to cost more.
How Pet Waste Affects Streams
This video was created by the Clean Water Education Partnership (CWEP) and its members to educate citizens about stormwater pollution and the impact it has o...
Successful Water Conservation Involves Many Critical Factors
Part 1 of a 3-part article on water conservation practices
High-tech river studies reveal benefits of habitat restoration for fish
An emerging research method to gauge the benefits of stream restoration for salmon and other native fish is revealing improvements in fish numbers, survival and reproduction in key rivers across the Pacific Northwest, according to a new research paper describing the approach, known as intensively monitored watersheds, or IMWs.
SALVELINUS FONTINALIS: Wellingsley Brook restoration project nears completion
It’s a little stream that needed a little work that will cost, in relative terms, a little money. But for those with an interest in a particular
The Internet of Things: Creating water stability with streaming data
Africa is not devoid of water, but attempts to create water stability in African nations have suffered from a lack of understanding—that, in turn, caused by insufficient access to water data. By...
Water Reuse: A Critical Step on the Path to a Secure Water Future
Water scarcity is one of the most pervasive challenges facing communities around the world. A recent study by the American Association for the Advancement...
When it comes to keeping streams cool, buffer strips help but geology rules
Leaving a strip of trees along headwater streams during logging operations helps to keep the water cool, but researchers have now shown that the downstream impacts of such practices have more to do with geology than with the presence or width of buffer strips.
