North Carolina Restores 27 Acres of Wetland
North Carolina restores wetland to protect properties. Project aims to mitigate flood risks.

The city of Hendersonville in North Carolina has completed the first phase of its Lower Mud Creek Floodplain Restoration Project.
The project reconnects Mud Creek with its floodplain to improve water quality and manage floods.
Financial support from various organizations helped design and construct the project, which aims to protect $60 million in properties.
The restored 27 acres of wetland will provide flood storage, helping to safeguard up to 93 properties.
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of the Lower Mud Creek Floodplain Restoration Project?
The project aims to mitigate flood risks and protect surrounding properties.
How much is the protected property valued at?
The protected properties are valued at about $60 million.





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