Pages Tagged With: "living shoreline"
El Servicio de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de EE.UU. propone brindar ayuda financiera a la Asociación para el Estuario de Delaware para un proyecto de mejora de la línea costera viva y del hábitat ribereño en el lugar de la Fundación Kalmar Nyckel en 1124 E 7th Street, Wilmington.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to provide financial assistance to the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary for a living shoreline and riparian habitat improvement project at the site of the Kalmar Nyckel Foundation at 1124 E 7th Street, in Wilmington.
Living shorelines can protect and enhance the beauty of shoreline properties. The DNREC Division of Watershed Stewardship provides cost share assistance for installing living shorelines and stabilization projects. Living shorelines use natural materials like native plants, oyster shells and biodegradable coconut-fiber logs as a barrier to defend against
The Angola by the Bay Property Owners Association proposes to build a living shoreline project within its community, in Lewes.
A living shoreline is a method of shoreline stabilization and protection for wetlands that is built using natural materials and native plants. They are a habitat friendly alternative to rip rap, bulkhead or stone revetments.
Alison Rogerson Watershed Assessment 302-739-9939
