• Brandywine Conservancy
• Brandywine Red Clay Alliance
• Delaware DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife
• Delaware Nature Society
• Delaware Sea Grant
• Hagley Museum and Library
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• Partnership for the Delaware Estuary
• Stround Water Research Center
• The Conservation Fund
• The Nature Conservancy
• University of Delaware – Water Resources Center
• Upstream Alliance
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife – Partners for Fish & Wildlife
• City of Wilmington – Department of Public Works

The beneficiaries of removing mill dams in Delaware River watershed? ‘Fish, fish, fish’
Delaware Currents | February 19, 2024

Wilmington City Council passes resolution clearing the way for dam removal on the Brandywine
Delaware Public Media | February 2, 2024

Dam Removal Resolution Moving Through Wilmington City Council Committee
Delaware Public Media | January 17, 2024

Removing Barriers and Growing Connections in Our Shared Waters
Delaware River Basin Commission | July 25, 2023

Extreme Makeover
Greet Brandywine Valley | July 2023

The Launch of the Delaware Freshwater Wetlands Project
Blue Delaware | March 31, 2023

Sen. Hansen, environmental groups launch the “Delaware Freshwater Wetlands Project”
Delaware State Democrats | March 15, 2023

People on the Move: Jenn Parrish
Delaware Business Times | September 23, 2022

People on the Move: Jim Shanahan
Delaware Business Times | September 9, 2022

NFWF Announces $15.8 Million in New Conservation Grants to Restore Delaware River Watershed
Yahoo News | August 25, 2022

Brandywine River Restoration Trust Awarded $500,000 by National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
WITN Channel 22 | August 25, 2022

NFWF Announces $15.8 Million in New Conservation Grants to Restore Delaware River Watershed
Globe News Wire | August 25, 2022

Nearly $32 million in grants will help fish, birds, streams, trails in the Delaware River Watershed
Philadelphia Inquirer | August 2022

Inside the Effort to Bring Shad Migration Back to the Brandywine River
Delaware Today | November 18, 2021

Groups to share $11.5M in federal funding to clean up, boost access to Delaware Watershed
State Impact Pennsylvania/WHYY | September 21, 2021

Bringing shad back to Brandywine Creek 1 of 41 watershed projects receiving federal, private funding
WDEL | September 20, 2021

Brandywine Creek flows freely again after Lenape Dam Removal
The Mercury | February 27, 2021

American Shad, Our ‘Founding Fish’, Returns to its Home Waters After 300 Years
Field & Stream | February 24, 2021

Returning the Brandywine to a Free-Flowing State
Partnership for the Delaware Estuary | Winter 2020

Brandywine Shad 2020: The Nation’s Founding Fish Returns to America’s Historic Small Watershed
Philadelphia Athenaeum | December 8, 2020

Helping Fish by Freeing a Creek
UDaily | October 20, 2020

Thanks to Dam Demolition, American Shad Spawning in Brandywine Creek Once Again
Vista Today | September 3, 2020

When the dam’s away, the fish will play: Demolition on Brandywine Creek is restoring shad
WHYY | August 22, 2020

Spawning shad affirm potential of dam-removal program in Brandywine Creek
Delaware Public Media | August 7, 2020

The nation’s founding fish returns to America’s most historic small watershed
Brandywine Conservancy | June 6, 2020

They’re back! Migratory fish return to Brandywine after dam-removal starts
Delaware Public Media | May 1, 2020

In Delaware, Dams Are Being Removed to Spur Fish Migration
New York Times | February 25, 2020

Brandywine Creek dam-removal project aiming to start work this year
Delaware Public Media | January 17, 2020

For 300 years, Philly’s ‘founding fish’ has been missing from the Brandywine. Meet the folks trying to bring it back.
Philadelphia Inquirer | July 18, 2019

115-year-old Brandywine River dam removed to upgrade water pipes, restore fish migration
The Philadelphia Tribune | April 3, 2019

Dam removal along Brandywine one of 25 projects to restore the Delaware watershed
Delaware News Journal | March 25, 2019

300 years later, Shad welcomed back to Brandywine
Delaware Online | March 24, 2019

Shad’s return begins with dam demolition on Brandywine
Delaware Online | March 22, 2019

Dams 4 & 6 Environmental Agreement
U.S. Corp of Engineers & DE State Historic Preservation Office | 2024

Brandywine River Dam Sediment Analysis Report
Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control | 2024

Brandywine Dams 4 & 6 Dam Removal Consultation Meeting
Kleinschmidt Associates | 2023

Brandywine Dams 4 & 6 Fish Passage Alternatives Analysis
Kleinschmidt Associates | 2023

Delaware River Basin Restoration Roadmap for American Shad, Alewife, and Blueback Herring
The Nature Conservancy | 2022

Phase II Architectural Investigations for the Fish Passage at the Lower Brandywine River Dams
Center for Historic Architecture & Design | Biden School of Public Policy & Administration, University of Delaware | 2022

Archaeological Survey, Fish Passage at Brandywine Creek Dams 4, 5 and 6
Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. | 2022

Restoration of American Shad to the Brandywine River
University of Delaware – Water Resources Center | 2015

Dam Removal – An Opportunity for Our Rivers
U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | 2008

The Restoration of American Shad To the Brandywine River – A Feasibility Study
Brandywine Conservancy | 2005

• Dam 2 Drone Fly-Over
• Dam 3 Drone Fly-Over
• Dam 4 Drone Fly-Over
• Dam 5 Drone Fly-Over
• Dam 6 Drone Fly-Over
• Dam 7 Drone Fly-Over (Part 1)
• Dam 7 Drone Fly-Over (Part 2)