Europe removes record number of dams in 2025 to restore rivers, help species
PolicyMonday, June 1, 2026Mongabay

Europe removes record number of dams in 2025 to restore rivers, help species

In 2025, Europe achieved a historic milestone by removing a record number of dams, including a significant dam on the Pčinja River in North Macedonia, which had impeded fish migration and river flow for over 70 years. This initiative aims to restore river ecosystems and enhance biodiversity across the continent. Policymakers and activists are encouraged to support similar efforts to promote ecological restoration.

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