The Captain of Ports has launched plans to desilt a 2.1km stretch of the Mapusa River tributary, aiming to improve navigation for local fishermen and mitigate seasonal flooding in Moira and Ucassaim.

Biologists expected the fish to come back slowly. Instead, they found salmon in streams no one alive had ever seen them use.

The captain of ports (CoP) has initiated plans to desilt a 2.1-km stretch of a tributary of Mapusa River, from its confluence with the river to Teen Manos in Ucassaim, to address heavy siltation and ...

Mapusa tributary desilting will address flooding and navigation issues in Goa, subject to a 90-day environmental assessment ...

PANAJI The Captain of Ports department has initiatedthe process to undertake desilting of a tributary of the Mapusa River at ...

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A large barrier lake has formed in Nepal, with Chinese authorities warning that the lake is already overflowing and could breach as more water flows into it over the coming days. China’s Ministry of ...

A fish-friendly diversion was installed this summer in Knapp Creek on the Cape Horn Ranch near Stanley. The project, spearheaded by the Custer Soil and Wat District, reconnected 14 miles of fish ...

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