Hydropower Relicensing: 401 Water Quality Certification Comments for Vermont
401 Water Quality Certification refers to the Section 401 of the Clean Water Act (CWA) in which state water quality standards are followed.
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We protect, restore, and advocate for the Connecticut River
Connecticut River Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the Connecticut River watershed in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. We collaborate with regional partners to restore and advocate for your rivers, and educate and engage communities. We bring people together to prevent pollution, improve habitat, and promote enjoyment of the river and its tributary streams. Join us to support healthier rivers today!
Latest Video: Unified Water Study
1,107
Tons of trash removed from rivers
26
Old dams & culverts removed
89,855
Trees planted in the watershed
150+
Sites annually tested for bacteria
We envision a future where people and wildlife can enjoy
a clean, free-flowing Connecticut River.
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Migratory fish are essential to healthy river ecosystems. The Connecticut River hosts 8 species of migratory fish that travel thousands of ocean miles and over 200 miles upriver annually.
CRC's migratory fish restoration efforts include advocating for and expanding fish passage and raising awareness through community science and education.
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