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This two-page fact sheet highlights the impact of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's National Fish Passage Program (NFPP), which removes barriers like outdated dams and culverts to restore river ecosystems, reconnect habitats, and support climate-resilient infrastructure. With over 3,500 barriers removed and 65,000 miles of stream habitat reopened, the NFPP delivers powerful conservation outcomes while driving local economic growth. Learn how the program protects biodiversity, improves community safety, and contributes to sustainable fisheries management.