西北俄亥俄州恢复了大黑沼泽湿地,以减少磷径流,防止埃里藻华湖开花。 Northwest Ohio restores Great Black Swamp wetlands to reduce phosphorus runoff and prevent Lake Erie algal blooms.

西北俄亥俄州正在恢复其历史悠久的大黑沼泽的一部分,以对付伊利湖反复出现的有毒藻华。 Northwest Ohio is restoring parts of its historic Great Black Swamp to combat recurring toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie. 该地区曾经在1800年代被排干用于农业,但被淹没的地貌现在却带来磷径流,导致污染,包括2014年的饮用水危机。 Once drained in the 1800s for farming, the region’s ditched landscape now carries phosphorus runoff that fuels pollution, including the 2014 drinking water crisis. H2Hioio等保护团体和方案正通过重建湿地、种植本地植被、改造土地以模仿自然水过滤来扭转这种情况。 Conservation groups and programs like H2Ohio are reversing this by reestablishing wetlands, planting native vegetation, and reshaping land to mimic natural water filtration. 这些努力旨在充当该地区的“肾”，减少径流并改善水质。 These efforts aim to act like a "kidney" for the region, reducing runoff and improving water quality. 虽然进展缓慢,挑战依然存在,但早期成果令人鼓舞,表明生态恢复作为一种可持续解决办法的转变。 While progress is slow and challenges remain, early results are encouraging, signaling a shift toward ecological restoration as a sustainable solution.