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Partnerships lead and support watershed-scale river and wetland restoration within their regions.
Projects will strengthen resilience, improve public safety, and protect wildlife habitat
Projects will restore nature and protect our communities from extreme weather
DER has released two Requests for Responses (RFRs) for culvert replacement funding.
The Division of Ecological Restoration's 2024 Annual Report is now available
Governor proposes $200 million for culvert and small bridge upgrades. Increases road and bridge funding by 60-80 percent for rural and small towns
Projects will protect wildlife and make communities more climate resilient
Attleboro, Ayer, Barnstable, Groveland, Kingston, Lawrence, Lowell, and Pittsfield dams to be assessed for potential restoration
The Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) is excited to announce new positions
Innovative program builds local capacity for upgrading undersized culverts to enhance public safety and climate resilience.
DER has released a Request for Responses (RFR) for funding for active, existing Priority Projects.
The Division of Ecological Restoration is accepting project inquiry calls to discuss potential culvert replacement project ideas with DER staff.
Projects will help people and nature adapt to climate change and restore important wetland and river habitats
Funds will help cities and towns enhance climate resilience, public safety, and crucial habitat
