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Bringing Back American Shad The PFBC partners with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to raise and stock American Shad fry with the hope to restore the fish population to the Juniata River.
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Two Dams Gone. Double the Good for Fish The PFBC, partners and volunteers have constructed shoreline stabilization structures at FJ Sayers Lake at Bald Eagle State Park.
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Shoring Up Shorelines: Bald Eagle State Park The PFBC, partners and volunteers have constructed shoreline stabilization structures at FJ Sayers Lake at Bald Eagle State Park.
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Reconnecting Dilldown Creek The PFBC and partners re-established a natural stream corridor by removing a dam on Dilldown Creek.
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Demonstrating the Power of Mussels for Cleaning Pennsylvania's Waterways Watch as 15 freshwater mussels filter their way through algae and muck to clean an aquarium in just seven hours.
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Remove a Dam Improve a Stream The PFBC and partners joined forces to remove a dam and stream crossing and improve the land, planting a riparian buffer, on this tributary to Muddy Run in Lancaster County.
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Enhancing Turtle Habitat with New Basking Platform Design at Shawnee State Park Upgrading turtle basking platforms on Shawnee Lake to a more accessible and durable design.
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New Life to Once Impaired Streams in the Turtle Creek Watershed Reinvigorating life into a stream once considered "impaired" through habitat improvement.
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Timelapse of Improved Stream Habitat on Mill Creek, Westmoreland County A stream habitat project that turned Loyalhanna Creek from a stream void of life to become a Keystone Select Trout fishery.
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Improved Habitat for Kishaquillas Creek The PFBC and Mifflin County Conservation District improved streambank stabilization for Kishaquillas Creek.
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