Kinnickinnic River Restoration - Great Lakes Now - 1009 - Segment 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2019
- The Kinnickinnic River runs through Milwaukee’s south side, and it drains the most densely-populated watershed in the state of Wisconsin. It was once a natural, tree-lined river before the city expanded onto its banks during the first half of the 20th century.
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Great story: restore nature for the benefit of all! :-)
Wonder! We need more of this world wide 🙏
Wow! Bravo! Congratulations and thanks for sharing and the very best of luck! The world needs more people like you folks!
Hopefully they plant it out with native trees, grasses, shrubs
Huge improvement...nice work!
Trees and wood please!
Where are the trees. Trees give shelter, beauty, soil control, etc. But it is a cool project way to go folks.
The trees keep the water cool in summer . No one talks of thermal pollution , you clear cut and denude a river or stream it ruins it
good video
Are you creating any Raparian sections of the river? No mention of that..
😍💙
The Ohio town of the same name is pronounced Kenny-kinnick.
why 7 , why not the whole thing?
They are doing the whole thing, in stages. Next part is Jackson Park next year. Then the in between sections. They need to get the two parks done to be able to hold more water before they do the places around the homes. It’s also money, but it’s all being worked on in stages.
If they don’t do it in section they will have problem with silt Deposit and that would create blockage and flooding but aside from that this is a great thing just imagine all the wildlife that can come back from this