The site (12 ha) was a Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) impoundment that was returned to the tide in 2005. The goal was to restore the natural hydrology to the site, enabling the re-establishment of salt marsh habitat conditions similar to the salt marshes found in this tidal river system. A six-year monitoring program (one year pre- and five years post-restoration) is associated with this project. Restoration activity: breaching a dyke that was originally designed for waterfowl habitat improvement
| Date Established: 2005 | Status: Active | Bank Size: 10.0000 hectares |
| Country: Canada | State/Province: Nova Scotia | Other Location: Walton |
| Species/Habitat types:
fish habitat (salt marsh) |
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| Program in which the bank operates: No Associated Program | ||
| Bank Contact Information: | ||
| Bank Regulator Information: Project Managers: Tony M. Bowron, Nancy C. Neatt |
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| Data Source: http://www.gov.ns.ca/tran/enviroservices/enviroSaltMarsh.asp |
Last Updated: September 23, 2010 | |