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Wright County wetland restoration in Minnesota features multiple benefits

Aerial photos show the Wright County project area before (below) and after (above) more than 50 acres of wetlands and 68 acres of upland habitat were restored as part of a Local Government Road Wetland Replacement Program project. The restoration involved three landowners. (Photos courtesy of BWSR)

A large-scale wetland restoration project in Wright County’s Corrina Township completed through the state’s Local Government Road Wetland Replacement Program (LGRWRP) will offer flood protection, drainage, and habitat benefits in addition to generating wetland banking credits.
Located roughly two miles northwest of Maple Lake, the project involved restoring seven individual wetlands totaling 50 acres, plus 68 acres of upland habitat.

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