Coalition members American Whitewater, Selkirk Conservation Alliance, and The Lands Council have signed two settlement agreements that call for continued operation of Boundary Dam on the Pend Oreille River, enhanced operation of Sullivan Dam on the natural Sullivan Lake, and the removal of Mill Pond Dam on Sullivan Creek.

PG&E has received FERC approval for its plan to decommission the Wildcat dam, a part of the Battle Creek hydroelectric project (P-1121). According to the “Wildcat Dam Decommissioning Plan,” removal will happen between May 1 and September 1.

On August 4, 2009, Hemlock Dam was removed on Washington's Trout Creek, a tributary of the Wind River and the Columbia.

After years of debate on the fate of former hydroelectric dams on the Boardman river in Michigan, it has been decided that three of the four existing dams will be removed.

The Boardman River Dams Committee is seeking public input regarding the fate of Brown Bridge, Boardman, Sabin and Union Street dams on the in Grand Traverse county Michigan.

American Rivers is accepting proposals for river restoration projects that aim to restore fish species in natural streams and rivers.

With the start of dam breaching, this week marked an end to the long controversy in removal of Fort Halifax dam

The University of Idaho has developed the Elwha Watershed Information Resource, to facilitate information sharing among stakeholders for restoration of Elwha watershed after dam removal.

Klamath Riverkeeper is organizing a benefit dinner on Mar 14 in Bayside, CA to help bring down the four obsolete dams in the Klamath River.

American Rivers seeks proposals for river restoration project grants as part of its partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Community-based Restoration Program.