Dam Removal

Joseph Dana paddles a traditional handmade birch canoe on the Penobscot River and watches as the Veazie Dam is breached in Eddington, Maine. Photo: Jessica Rinaldi, Boston Globe

Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers

6 ways to make dams easier to remove

Klamath River | Photo by Josh Miller

Conserving Clean Water, Dam Removal, Protecting Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers

From the Stanislaus to the Klamath: speaking up for free-flowing rivers

Bloede Dam | Photo by Jarob J Ortiz

Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers

Calling All History Buffs: Interpretive Competition

Patapsco River | Photo by Jessie Thomas-Blate

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Bloede Dam Removal Complete!

Kennebec River | Photo by Liam McAuliff

Climate Change & Rivers, Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers, Uncategorized

Twenty years of dam removal successes – and what’s up next

Columbia Dam breach | Photo by the Nature Conservancy

Dam Removal, Restoring Damaged Rivers

Dam Removal in 2018 — Another successful year of freeing rivers

Maroon Creek | Photo by Ken Neubecker

Conserving Clean Water, Dam Removal, Discover Rivers, Protecting Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers, Water Supply, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Five big river successes we’re thankful for in 2018

Kennebec River

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The Kennebec River’s Legacy

Breached Bloede Dam. | Jim Thompson, Maryland Department of Natural Resources

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Drones to track one of the largest dam removals on the Eastern Seaboard

Bloede Dam Removal | Photo by Jim Thompson, Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Dam Removal, Protecting Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers

Going Out with a Blast: The Breaching of Bloede Dam