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Sustainable Shorelines Webinar Series Continues!
6 years 4 weeks ago #114
by lyndihall
Register today for the Sustainable Shorelines March Webinar!
This webinar will present nature-based shoreline protection designs at sites in Long Island Sound and Raritan Bay.
Presenters include:
Meredith Comi- Restoration Program Director at NY/NJ Baykeeper
Living Shoreline Project Using Oyster Castles in Secure Waters in Raritan Bay Oyster castles were used to form a sill to both stabilize the eroding shoreline and provide hard structure for oyster restoration. Working in the secured waters at the Naval Weapons Station Earle, 0.9 acres (~130 linear feet) of oyster castles have been placed to help restore biodiversity, and increase shoreline accretion rates. A variety of scientific research is on-going.
Greg Biesiadecki- Principal at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services
Protecting One Island’s Upland Edge: Gray to Green -The shoreline on a small island in Long Island Sound required erosion protection. Solutions include a range from hard to nature-based "green gabions", to vegetated. The objectives and process of design, permitting, construction and performance monitoring will be discussed.
Registration link for March is LIVE on HRNERR website.
Sustainable Shorelines Webinar Series Continues! was created by lyndihall
Register today for the Sustainable Shorelines March Webinar!
This webinar will present nature-based shoreline protection designs at sites in Long Island Sound and Raritan Bay.
Presenters include:
Meredith Comi- Restoration Program Director at NY/NJ Baykeeper
Living Shoreline Project Using Oyster Castles in Secure Waters in Raritan Bay Oyster castles were used to form a sill to both stabilize the eroding shoreline and provide hard structure for oyster restoration. Working in the secured waters at the Naval Weapons Station Earle, 0.9 acres (~130 linear feet) of oyster castles have been placed to help restore biodiversity, and increase shoreline accretion rates. A variety of scientific research is on-going.
Greg Biesiadecki- Principal at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services
Protecting One Island’s Upland Edge: Gray to Green -The shoreline on a small island in Long Island Sound required erosion protection. Solutions include a range from hard to nature-based "green gabions", to vegetated. The objectives and process of design, permitting, construction and performance monitoring will be discussed.
Registration link for March is LIVE on HRNERR website.
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