Featured Projects
River Island Channel & Floodplain Restoration
Metro, a regional government body, contracted Inter-Fluve to restore an abandoned gravel mine on the Clackamas River. In 1996 a 100-year rain-on-snow flood event caused the mainstem Clackamas River to breach a levee and flow through this active gravel mining operation. Goals of the project included: to strategically implement restoration actions in areas where existing processes are insufficient to create or maintain highly functioning habitats, restoring perennially hydrologic connectivity to tributary habitats, and supporting multiple values including salmonids, stillwater species, and wildlife habitat, riparian and floodplain forests, water quality and recreation. Learn More >
Dam Removals
From California to Maine, dams across the United States are being removed to help fish, improve safety and boost recreation. We’ve worked on over 100 dam removals and performed construction oversight on over 35.
Estuary Restoration
Estuaries are dynamic ecosystems where oceans, rivers and human economies converge; they’re also critical to rearing grounds for fish and wildlife. Across the country, we’re reconnecting and restoring these habitats.
Wetlands & Peat Bogs
Holistic ecological restoration of cranberry bogs to native stream and wetland ecosystems was pioneered by Inter-Fluve. Today, we’re applying lessons learned to cranberry farms throughout New England.
Featured News
Yakama Nation to receive the National Rise to the Future Award
Congratulations to the Yakama Nation for receiving the National Rise to the Future Award for excellence and leadership in the fisheries, hydrology, soil science and air programs in the Methow Valley, Entiat, and Wenatchee Ranger Districts of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. It will be awarded to Brandon Rogers and Hans Smith from Yakama Nation Fisheries Program, on June 11, 2019 in Washington, DC.
Milwaukee’s Underwood Creek project receives 2019 Best of State Award
Inter-Fluve and our client Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District received the 2019 Best of State Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Wisconsin for the Underwood Creek Flood Control and Habitat Restoration. More about the project here.