Summary of the changes in sediment movement (fluxes) due to stream restoration in Turtle Creek
By Chesapeake Bay Activities
June 2026 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Summary of the changes in sediment movement (fluxes) due to stream restoration in Turtle Creek. Positive numbers represent sediment deposition; negative numbers represent sediment erosion.
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