From the Field: Restoring Washington, D.C.'s Urban Streams

Peter Hill and Stephen Reiling from the District Department of the Environment take us on a tour of two successful stream restoration projects in Washington, D.C., and explain why controlling polluted stormwater runoff from cities is so important to Chesapeake Bay restoration. Learn more at www.chesapeakebay.net
Produced by Steve Droter

This short, but excellent video gives me and I know many, many thousands hope for a better natural world.....

[@robertcalamusso1603]

God’s work.
Thx.
Save The Bay
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[@tas5622]

Important that sediment to not settle on creekbeds though? Also beavers can do same thing, perhaps even better form a wetland habitat

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It would be interesting to see how these restorations have fared over the last 9 years. How many new projects have been completed and how they have been maintained since their creation.