RiverLogic Solutions was formed in 2013, for the purpose of meeting the demands of the river restoration community in the Mid Atlantic Region and beyond.
RiverLogic Solutions, LLC was formed in 2013, for the purpose of meeting the demands of the river restoration community in the Mid Atlantic Region and beyond. Focusing on construction of dam removals, stream restorations, and wetland mitigation, RiverLogic Solutions also offers a variety of other services, including design/build; pond construction, repair, and dredging; Acid Mine Drainage Projects
02/13/2017
Boy, oh boy, does this video capture the changes we make on rivers. Thank you to US Fish & Wildlife Service for the film!
Video: Time-Lapse of Hughesville Dam Removal Trick question: How long does it take to bring down a dam?
09/08/2016
We are proud to be a part of this historic visit to our project by the US Secretary of the Interior, Honorable Sally Jewell. RiverLogic is the contractor for the construction of this fifth dam removal on the Musconetcong River.
Secretary Jewell to Join State Partners at Hughesville Dam Removal Project on Musconetcong River Removal of the 150-foot-long dam built in 1889 will reduce the risk of dam failure and upstream flooding, protect human safety and restore access to one mile of habitat for migratory fish species including eels, herring, American shad, and striped bass.
04/23/2016
Another great restoration project by RiverLogic Solutions, LLC. See us at work in this time lapse and backstory video.
Hyde Pond Dam Removal For the first time in over 350 years, Whitford Brook flows free! Save the Sound, supported generously by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Patagonia, the L...
09/29/2015
We were just given a mention in the Fall 2015 edition of Trout Magazine by Trout Unlimited, and the article can found on line at the link below.
This project was part a cold water fishery restoration program, and we are proud to have been able to assist the Horwith family (owner of the dam), Hokendauqua Chapter of Trout Unlimited, PA Fish and Boat Commission, the Wildlands Conservancy, and Bill Weihbrechtt of AECOM (formerly URS).
Hokendauqua Chapter 'Atlas Dam Reconnection Project' Atlas Cement Co.
09/23/2015
Finding trout as Salmon Kill restoration gets under way Restoration construction efforts on this section of the Salmon Kill were almost complete when this picture was taken. Trout stream restoration projects can make a big immediate visual impact, but the real payoff comes over time. Still, it was a nice surprise when crews doing some stream sa
09/11/2015
Completing the installation of LWD (remember, this stands for Large Woody Debris) on a bend on the Salmon Kill in northwest CT. This was one cool and heck of a complicated structure, and a great effort for the project team! This is perfect for bank and channel stabilization, and habitat. Client: Northwest CT TU and Trout Unlimited, Engineer: Woidt Engineering
09/10/2015
RLS is on the Salmon Kill in the northwest corner of Connecticut helping Trout Unlimited achieve their goals of creating fish habitat and a healthy stream using what we in the industry call LWD (Large Woody Debris).
We'll post project updates from time to time to show you our progress.
For background on the project, check out the TU Salmon Kill Project webpage.
http://www.tu.org/tu-projects/salmon-kill-project
Good morning. We at RiverLogic welcome you to our new Facebook webpage. We will use this page to provide our clients and "likes" with updated status of our projects as they happen.