Focus. Greater Bangor: A River Reborn: Completion of 16-Year Restoration Project Marks New Era for Penobscot River
Installation of a natural fish bypass at the Howland Dam on the Penobscot River marks the completion of the 16-year Penobscot River Restoration Project. While endangered Atlantic salmon will benefit from the project, the project is also designed to balance environmental and economic interests. [imag...
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Portland Public Library Digital Commons
2016
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| Summary: | Installation of a natural fish bypass at the Howland Dam on the Penobscot River marks the completion of the 16-year Penobscot River Restoration Project. While endangered Atlantic salmon will benefit from the project, the project is also designed to balance environmental and economic interests. [images] |
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