👉 Reno engineering refers to the process of modifying or optimizing the Reno River's flow and channel structure to enhance its ecological health, improve flood control, and increase water storage capacity. This involves a series of engineering interventions such as the construction of new channels, the removal of obsolete structures, and the implementation of sediment management strategies. By reshaping the river's course and improving its natural flow dynamics, reno engineering aims to restore the river's natural functions, support biodiversity, and mitigate the impacts of flooding while ensuring sustainable water resource management. The process often requires interdisciplinary collaboration between hydrologists, ecologists, and engineers to balance environmental, social, and economic considerations.
