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Reflecting on a Successful Connected Rivers Seminar
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Thank you to all who attended the Connected Rivers Seminar in Lisbon, Portugal! The event was a fantastic opportunity to learn from experts across Europe and beyond about experiences in dam removal for biodiversity restoration, funding mechanisms, and policy examples. The conference was attended by 159 people from 22 countries, and hosted 32 speakers from 13 countries. Click below to read a summary of the event, as well as some highlights. Presentations are also now available!
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The Second DRE Café is on 27 June, 2022!
Need a break from the summer heat? Join DRE Café, where we'll cool you down and bring the fun! Grab an ice-cold beverage and let's free some rivers! DRE Café is back in business.
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The Open Rivers Programme is Here to Answer your Questions!
The Open Rivers Programme is currently accepting Expressions of Interest. Do you have any questions or doubts? Join them on June 9th for a Q&A webinar to get them answered. Also be sure to check out their guidance documents for your best chance at success!
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New Case Study: Kangaskoski Dam Removal
River Hiitolanjoki runs from Finland to Russian Lake Ladoga. The river is home to Finland's last remaining stock of natural landlocked salmon. For over a century, the Finnish section of the river has been fragmented by three hydropower dams: the Kangaskoski, the Ritakoski, and the Lahnasenkoski. The planned removal of these three dams has become the largest river restoration project in Finland.
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We hope you are staying safe, healthy and positive. To keep updated, please make sure to follow us on social media! #LetitFlow
Kind regards,
Herman Wanningen
Managing Director, World Fish Migration Foundation on behalf of Dam Removal Europe
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