The restoration of two branches of a river included dismantling existing structures, removing embankments, and restoring vegetation along the surrounding riverbanks. As a result, biodiversity was improved and ecological conditions were returned closer to their natural state, contributing to enhanced estuarine ecosystem quality.
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