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Restoration of the Ocklawaha River in Florida

“The St. John and Ocklawaha Rivers in Florida are the southernmost spawning habitat in the world for striped bass and American shad.”

National NFC wrote a letter in support of the proposal to breach the Rodman Dam on the Ocklawaha River in Florida.

NationalBob MallardDecember 17, 2021LetterComment
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Applebee Brook Culvert Replacement

National, New HampshireBob MallardDecember 11, 2021Presentation

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