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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Norwalk River Flows 23 Miles From Its Headwaters in Ridgefield CT to Long Island Sound. the Norwalk River Dam Removal Project Will Include the Full Removal of the Breached Cannondale Dam Reconnecting the River for Priority Species of Sea Lamprey Alewife Blueback Herring American Eel American Shad and Gizzard Shad. the Dam Removal Will Address Human and Community Impacts by Improving Resilience to Climate Change Reducing Flooding and Improving Water Quality. Additional Work With Target the Next Barriers Upstream and Include Final Designs and Permitting for an Unregistered Dam Upstream and Finalizing the Assessment and Initial Design Plans for Removal of Two Additional Dams at the Factory Pond Complex. When Completed These Four Removals Will Reconnect Over Six Miles of Stream. the Project Will Also Include a Citizen Science Component Where Volunteers Will Map Assess and Engage Landowners Along the Remaining 38 Miles of Watershed.
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$129.7K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.2M
90%
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