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Why did a Southwestern desert river that had usually run dry below the U.S.-Mexico border for decades briefly reach the sea again in 2014, and what did biologists find growing in the wetted corridor by season's end?
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (1149+ words) On March 23, 2014, engineers opened the gates of Morelos Dam on the Arizona–Mexico border and released 105,392 acre-feet of Colorado River water into a channel that had been dry for most of five decades. Within weeks, cottonwood and willow seedlings anchored…...
Why does breaching a single earthen levee along a Central Valley river reconnect juvenile salmon to floodplain rice fields where they grow up to five times faster than fish stuck in the main channel?
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (382+ words) Winter-flooded rice fields on California's Yolo Bypass produce 53 to 150 times more zooplankton than the leveed Sacramento River, and juvenile Chinook salmon released into them grow two to five times faster than fry stuck in the main channel — the finding now…...
What happened when a Midwestern industrial river that once caught fire in 1969 was dredged, re-oxygenated and lined with restored wetlands, and dozens of fish species returned to a channel biologists had written off as biologically dead?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (566+ words) Fifty-five years after the Cuyahoga River caught fire in 1969, dissolved oxygen has returned, more than 70 fish species have come back, and juvenile lake sturgeon have been released into a channel biologists once called dead. By Space War Editorial Team · Editorial…...