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The District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment (DC DOEE) and National Park Service (NPS) have worked in tandem on multiple stream restorations throughout the Washington DC area. Restored stream ecosystems provide a variety of direct and indirect environmental benefits, such as improved stormwater management, water quality, and recreational value.
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