With the completion of its latest wetland project, Ohio officials celebrated the enhancement of 43 acres of Lake Erie coastal marsh into high-quality wetlands. The project aims to use natural processes to reduce sediment, phosphorus and nitrogen through the wetland before water returns to nearby ditches and flows back into Lake Erie. Read the full story by Spectrum News 1.
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