Collaborating with Local Communities Restoring Long Island Sound MAP of LONG ISLAND SOUND and CONNECTICUT

Collaborating with Local Communities Restoring Long Island Sound MAP of LONG ISLAND SOUND and CONNECTICUT

Collaborating with local communities Restoring Long Island Sound MAP OF LONG ISLAND SOUND AND CONNECTICUT Restoring Long Island Sound Restoring Long Island Sound Habitat Restoration Program Goal Make all of Long Island Sound healthy for fish and wildlife How We Work Overview – Themes 1.Political Atmosphere 2.Devolution 3.Building on Success dev·o·lu·tion ˌdevəˈlo͞oSHən/ noun The transfer of authority from a higher level government to a lower level government Devolution Three Unique Restoration Projects Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT QUINNIPIAC RIVER West River Restoration – New Haven CT WEST RIVER Pequonnock Apron Fishway – Bridgeport CT PEQUONNOCK RIVER Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT QUINNIPIAC RIVER Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT Political Atmosphere Wallingford CT Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT Haakonsen Fishway – Wallingford CT Quinnipiac River Rain Garden Project Building on Success Wallingford CT Quinnipiac River Groundwater Recharge 9 rain gardens at homes in Southington, CT 6600 square feet of roof runoff captured Building on Success Wallingford CT West River Restoration – New Haven CT WEST RIVER Replaced Tide Gates West River, New Haven Political Atmosphere – New Haven CT West River Restoration – New Haven CT West River Restoration – New Haven CT Freshwater pond Emergent freshwater tidal marsh Volunteers plant the newly restored tidal marsh Edgewood Park Duck Pond is now full of native tidal wetland species Menhaden shoaling upstream of tide gates Devolution – New Haven CT Pond Lily Dam Removal – New Haven CT Mill Impoundment Transitional stream Pond Lily Dam Removal – New Haven CT Restores riparian ecosystem Reduces upstream flooding Eliminates a public safety hazard Fishway will be moved Pequonnock Apron Fishway – Bridgeport CT PEQUONNOCK RIVER Pequonnock River Restoration – Bridgeport Political Atmosphere – Bridgeport CT Political Atmosphere Bridgeport Devolution Bridgeport CT Pequonnock River Restoration – Bridgeport Pequonnock River Restoration – Bridgeport Building on Success Bridgeport CT Building on Success Bridgeport CT Green Infrastructure – Bridgeport CT Green Infrastructure – Bridgeport CT Lessons Learned 1. Political Atmosphere Be sensitive to local politics. 2. Devolution Projects need to benefit the environment, infrastructure, and taxpayers. 3. Building on Success Good relationships make all the difference 4. Finish Strong End projects neatly (to the best of your ability) Thank you! .

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