August 26, 2022

This Week's Highlights: A likely shipwreck found in mid-Missouri, 10,000th hellbender released, the Arabia Museum ready to shove off, money to repair Missouri River banks, levee modifications on the Racoon River, a river investigation at Sleeping Bear Dunes, more water cuts out west, trout stream restoration in Wyoming, damselflies returning to a warmer UK, German WWII ships resurfacing in low rivers in Europe, atmospheric river damage forecast, a hydropower plant vs. sturgeon spawning ground in St. Louis, and update on Schell-Osage wetland renovation project

MISSOURI
Hydropower Plant vs. Sturgeon Spawning Ground
A hydropower plant could change St. Louis energy. It could also kill a giant river fish.
St. Louis Post Dispatch

Likely Shipwreck Site Found
Likely shipwreck site found in Missouri River near Boonville
Columbia Missourian

Arabia Museum Ready to Shove Off
The Arabia Steamboat Museum Finally Seems Ready To Shove Off From The River Market
Kansas City Magazine

Money to Repair Missouri River Banks
Corps gets more money to repair Missouri River banks
News Tribune

10,000th Hellbender Released
Saving the hellbender: 10,000th endangered salamander released in Missouri
Springfield NewsLeader

Schell-Osage Renovation Project
Hunters frustrated by delayed wetlands project
News Tribune

NATIONAL
Levee Modifications on Racoon River
$12 Million in Levee Modifications Underway Along Racoon River
City of Des Moines 

Sleeping Bear Dunes River Investigation
Sleeping Bear Dunes river investigation spotlights access tensions
MLive

Spread Creek, Wyoming Restoration
Trout Unlimited presents: Spread Creek, Wyoming
Trout Unlimited

Atmospheric River Damage Projected to Increase
Climate Change Projected to Increase Atmospheric River Flood Damages in the United States
Scripps Institution of Oceanography

More Water Cuts
More water cuts for lower Colorado River Basin stateswww.nevadacurrent.com/blog/more-water-cuts-for-lower-colorado-river-basin-states/
Nevada Current

WORLD
Sunken WWII German Ships Resurfacing
Dozens of sunken WWII German ships resurface along Danube River as water levels hit record low
CBS News

Damselflies Return to Warming UK
Weatherwatch: damselflies return to UK as climate warms
The Guardian