Welcome to the New York Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership. The Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership (CWRP) is an innovative private-public initiative aimed at preserving, restoring, enhancing and protecting aquatic habitats throughout the United States.

Bringing together corporations, federal and state agencies, non-profit organizations and academia, CWRP allows members to contribute in a fundamental way to crucial projects involving America’s coastal and inland aquatic resources.

We have another award coming up! This is for the North Spillway Repair & Rock Ramp Fish Passage Project. Photos of the project can be viewed in this pdf file: GrangabelPictures.pdf

• Coastal America Partnership Award Notification for Peconic River Rock Ramp Project - Check the News & Events page for details.

In attendance at the ceremony Elizabeth Mikucki Fleury Environmental Resources
Management on behalf of the corporate membership of NY CWRP

The NY Chapter of the CWRP is a joint effort between New York corporations, government agencies, non-profit environmental groups and academia who help fund priority wetlands and aquatic habitat restoration projects throughout New York state. Be sure to check the "News & Events" page for updates!

Since its inception in 1999, the National CWRP, through the initiative of such companies as the Gillette Company and Maritimes & Northeast, has grown to include active programs in Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Alaska, California, New Jersey, Texas and New York.

Recommended Links:

National CWRP

Coastal America

Coastal America Foundation

Wildlife Habitat Council

The Nature Conservancy

Restore America's Estuaries

USDA National Agricultural Library

Tatro Construction of Vermont resumed work on removing Fort Covington Dam on the Salmon River in New York, after high river flows postponed work started last fall. The dam removal has been a true partnership effort including Americanivers and other conservation organizations, government agencies, private foundations, industry and academia, according to a July 1 press release.

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COASTAL AMERICA PROGRESS REPORT

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For comments & questions regarding the web site, please contact Terry Doss.