Mill Pond Dam Removal

VNRC joined with partners to remove Mill Pond Dam in Colchester, Vermont. We reconnected 31 miles of stream, bringing Indian Brook closer to its natural, free-flowing state.

[@henneysonjav8473]

Congratulations! I’m looking forward to seeing the wildlife move back in.

[@ed241]

Good work. Keep removing those dams!

[@marumiyuhime]

support comprehensive dam removal

[@allenherinckx4474]

You really need to change the thumbnail.

[@davidg837]

Beavers beavers beavers

[@marknoiseux3551]

That's awesome!!

[@LovroRavbar]

Bravo!

[@johns9993]

What happened to the habitat that now is not there that was deep water because of the dam ,or with the remove of material did it maintain a lake/pond with steps to slowly letting water down to below the dam steam level ??

[@emead528]

There was no deep water left. Sediment has settled behind the dam. Beavers will provide deep-water once established.

[@downtoearth1950]

You will destroy a habitat doing so