Work Starts on Uncovering Long-Buried Urban Stream in Uccle
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The town of Uccle is in the process of re-opening the Ukkelbeek Creek. This should help to combat floods and preserve biodiversity. The works are planned until 14 September. It is a stream which, in the past century, was still flowing in the open air in Uccle. Over the years, the Ukkelbeek has gradually been fled underground, due to the urbanization of the municipality. But the local authorities are re-opening it for its part located in the afte…
Work starts on uncovering long-buried urban stream in Uccle
A long-buried stream in the Brussels neighbourhood of Uccle will soon reappear at the lower end of Wolvendael Park as restoration work gets under way. The section that will be brought back to the surface has been buried underground since the last century following the town’s urbanisation. The water...
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