“ | Daylight for Detroit’s Bloody Run Creek? Our Buried Urban Stream correspondent reports: http://bit.ly/nlyHJ7 | |||
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Urban watersheds in this part of the world, (Langley, BC) are critical for the health of fish populations and their spawning grounds. It is amazing to see fish swimming upstream in creeks along green corridors surrounded by a city.
Daylighting is the start of the reversal process, stripping the concrete and recreating a streambed that can support aquatic wildlife is a challenge, and these areas need to be maintained and protected for all to enjoy.
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Council weighs roadway options for Donkey Creek project
When the Gig Harbor City council approved the most scaled back version of its Donkey Creek day-lighting project recently, disappointment hung in the air. When the Gig Harbor City Council approved the most scaled back version of its Donkey Creek day-lighting project recently, disappointment hung in the air.
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Site Study: The Scajacquada Creek / Buffalo, New York
This study focuses on stray shopping cart activity in and around the last 1.5 miles of Scajaquada Creek in Buffalo, New York. Scajaquada Creek begins in the eastern suburbs of Buffalo and ends at the Black Rock Canal, which flows parallel to the Niagara River.
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