New Hampshire's Dam Removal and River Restoration Program

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GOVERNMENT AGENCIESNational Oceanic andAtmospheric AdministrationRestoration CenterU.S. Army Corps of EngineersU.S. Department of Agriculture,Natural Resource ConservationServiceU.S. Environmental ProtectionAgencyU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. Geological SurveyU.S. National Park ServiceN.H. Department ofEnvironmental ServicesNON-PROFIT GROUPSAmerican RiversAshuelot River Local AdvisoryCommitteeCoastal ConservationAssociationColdwater Fisheries CoalitionConnecticut River WatershedCouncilConservation Law FoundationMerrimack Valley PaddlersN.H. Rivers CouncilTrout UnlimitedThe Nature ConservancyN.H. Fish and GameDepartmentN.H. Office of EmergencyManagementState Historic PreservationOffice
Major Accomplishments toDateDeveloped a one-stop state permitting processfor dam removal.Ten dams removed.Two dam removals planned this summer. Morein the design and permitting phases.Development of a Guidebook to RegulatoryRequirements for Dam Removal Projects.Raised more than $1 million to fund projects.
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