The alteration of a former or degraded wetland's physical, chemical, or biological features to restore its natural functions is known as wetland restoration.
<h3>what is the Little River Salt Marsh Project?</h3>
The Little River Salt Marsh project aimed to restore around 100 acres of tidal wetlands along the Little River in New Haven/North Haven, Connecticut, that had been harmed by reduced tidal flow and were controlled by an invasive type of Phragmites.
Due to undersized culverts and earthen rock on the marsh, the Little River tidal wetlands had been falsely harmed by reduced tidal flow.
Because of the restricted tide flow, an invasive variety of Phragmites australis colonized and spread, controlling the plant life in the marsh.
Therefore the statement above is False.
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