Dossier
culverts
Coverage of culverts in the Nexus archive.
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- Norfolk I-64 west on-ramp reopens after drainage upgrade
The on-ramp to Interstate 64 west in Norfolk has reopened following drainage upgrades completed by HRBT Expansion crews. The Virginia Department of Transportation announced the reopening, which included installing new triple 36-inch culverts.
- Exploring some of the ways food is sourced in the Pacific Northwest
The Tulalip Tribes in the Pacific Northwest are collaborating with public agencies and private landowners to remove culverts and restore salmon habitats. They have secured significant funding from government and private grants to facilitate fish passage and ecosystem recovery. The Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission highlighted their efforts in a documentary emphasizing salmon preservation for future generations.