Resurrection Creek Restoration Project Revives Salmon Habitat in Alaska
The Resurrection Creek Restoration Project is a collaborative effort aimed at restoring a 2-mile stretch of Resurrection Creek near Anchorage, Alaska. This initiative involves conservation groups, federal agencies, and mining companies working together to rehabilitate the creek, which was previously damaged by outdated mining practices. The project seeks to reintroduce natural river features such as riffles, pools, and glides, essential for salmon spawning and growth. The restoration is crucial for supporting local wildlife and mitigating flood risks. The project has already seen success with a previous 1.5-mile restoration upstream, which resulted in a significant increase in salmon populations. 
