Massachusetts removed 2 old dams; 56 acres of wetlands were rebuilt by 2020

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Massachusetts removed two old dams on the Coonamessett River, and 56 acres of wetlands were rebuilt by 2020.
The removal restored wetlands and reopened fish migration paths that had been blocked for years.
Migratory fish can now reach upstream spawning spots that dams previously cut off.
The project also repurposed industrial farmland into a coastal ecosystem, including a new winding stream channel and a wider culvert.
It matters because it stands as a model for converting old agricultural bogs across New England.

Whether other New England agricultural bogs are restored following this model
Whether migratory fish numbers increase at the Coonamessett River spawning grounds

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