Provo River Delta Restoration Project

Provo River Delta, aerial view, Utah by Air
Provo River Delta, aerial view, Utah by Air
Provo River Delta, aerial view, Utah by Air
Provo River Delta, aerial view, Utah by Air
Provo River Delta, aerial view
Provo River Delta

Photo credit: Utah by Air

Provo River Delta

Photo credit: Utah by Air

Provo River Delta

Photo credit: Utah by Air

Provo River Delta

Photo credit: Utah by Air

Provo River Delta, aerial view

Photo credit: Utah by Air

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Aerial views of the Provo River Delta taken by Utah by Air

The purpose of the Provo River Delta Restoration Project (PRDRP) is to create a new delta ecosystem to help recover the threatened June sucker.  The project will also provide and improve recreational experiences in and around the original lower Provo River and the newly restored delta.

Allred Restoration provided design services for all aquatic and hydrologic features in the delta, including 2-D hydraulic modeling of both the Provo River and the Delta, sediment transport analyses, habitat creation assessments, and many other issues, including interfacing with other infrastructure projects such as the Lakeview Parkway, Gateway Park, and two new bridges.

Allred Restoration also provided construction oversight for this large and complex ecosystem restoration project, working directly with the US Bureau of Reclamation crews.  Allred Restoration teamed with BIO-WEST for revegetation design, 404 permitting assistance, and weed control for the project, along with many other tasks.

HEC-RAS Model for the Provo River Delta Restoration Project. Press play to view waterflow modeling.

For more information about the Provo River Delta Restoration Project, please visit the project website.

Visit the June Sucker Recovery Implementation Program website to read more about the June Sucker and how the Provo River Delta Restoration Project helps with its recovery.