Coastal Marsh Restoration/Living Shoreline Pilot Projects in the Mid-Atlantic Region
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1 Coastal Marsh Restoration/Living Shoreline Pilot Projects in the Mid-Atlantic Region Rejina Sharma, Lawrence Malizzi, Robert Fiorile Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit 2015 January 25-28, 2015 Cape May, NJ
2 Topics Living Shoreline / Coastal Restoration Innovative Approach - EKO Bag Concept Past Projects Mid-Atlantic Pilot Projects Global Applications Questions / Discussion
3 Living Shoreline Shoreline management practice an integrated and natural approach Addresses the loss of vegetated shorelines, beaches, and habitat in the littoral zone Provides protection, restoration or enhancement of the habitats for living resources Entails strategic placement of plants, stone, sand, or other structural and organic materials
4 Living Shoreline Types 1. Natural natural vegetation, SAV, fill & biodegradable organic materials 2. Hybrid natural + low-profile rock structures (Ex. segmented sills, stone containment & living breakwaters) seeded with native shellfish. 3. Structural revetments, breakwaters & groins
5 Innovative Restoration Approach Utilizes EKO Bag Concept for creation of marshes restoration or enhancement of wetlands and habitats stabilization of eroding shoreline Jump-starts growth and survivability by counteracting Moderate wave action rapid erosion wind damage Minimal annual maintenance required
6 EKO Bag Concept A biodegradable, selfcontained package of native plants, custom mixed soil with composted humus amendments Supports, feeds and stabilizes native vegetation Bags produced by Restore the Earth Foundation (REF), Ithaca, NY 501(c)3 Organization
7 EKO Bag Concept Bay-Saver Bag TM (BSB) Gulf Saver Bag Dune Saver Bag BSB TM Specs: Material: Untreated all natural burlap Size: 14 X 26 (flat) Weight: Plugs per Bag: 20 lbs-22 lbs Three (3) 1-year old seedling plugs
8 Past Projects Demonstration Projects Pass A Loutre, Venice, Plaquemines Parish, LA Eastpoint, County, FL (Panhandle)
9 Pass A Loutre WMA Demonstration Site Remote location Variable tidal range High wave energy Substantial discharge rates on-site
10 Demonstration Area: North Pass PAL WMA Demonstration project successfully implemented in Dec at Pass A Loutre WMA Site 1: Approximately 887 m 2 area planted with S. alterniflora Site 2: Approximately 807 m 2 planted with S. alterniflora
11 Gulf Saver Bag Deployment Site 1 12/ bags in 2-3 bag clusters in checkerboard grid (3 m spacing) 200 bags in linear array 03/2011 Site 2 50 bags in linear array 04/ bags deployed in 2-3 bag clusters and linear arrays
12 North Pass PAL WMA: Demonstration Project - Site 1 12/2010: 2 weeks post deployment 09/2011: 9 months post deployment
13 North Pass PAL WMA: Demonstration Project - Site 2 04/2011: 2 weeks post deployment 09/2011: 5 month postdeployment
14 North Pass PAL WMA: Performance Monitoring Linear transects through control and planting areas Permanent 1 m 2 sampling points Average canopy height, % canopy cover Above/below ground biomass collected in 2012 season
15 Demonstration Project- North Pass PAL WMA Marsh Creation Results 90% total cover of native vegetation within one year 8 m of lateral growth in 17 months Creation of wildlife habitat including rookeries Erosion protection Project Benefits Re-vegetation of project area 5 times faster than bare root planting Replicable and scalable Coast-Wide application Easily incorporated into existing projects
16 PAL WMA Demonstration Project Results indicate that: Exceptionally rapid establishment of functional wetland (<2 yrs) Better storm resistance with less plant loss Minimum 16 DSAYs credits per acre planted Minimal annual maintenance required Successful proof of concept at Popcorn & Buttermilk (early project) Beaches-PAL WMA, Venice, LA Vegetative Cover (%) Average Canopy Height (cm) 8 Months 12 Months Months Gulf Saver bags at 4 months Gulf Saver bags at 7 months Gulf Saver bags at 9 months
17 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida Eastpoint, Florida (Panhandle) Site experiences very high wave energy Utilized Gulf Saver bags
18 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida March 7, Initial At-Grade Planting
19 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida March 26, Initial plants washed away after a strong storm event
20 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida April 26, 2013 After 2 nd Planting (buried bags)
21 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida Monitoring in August 3, 2013 Plants growth and stability in <4 months
22 Living Shoreline: Eastpoint, Florida September 2014 (after 17 months of planting)
23 Pilot Living Shoreline / Coastal Restoration Projects in the Mid- Atlantic Region Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center (CBEC), Grasonville, MD Cattus Island County Park, Toms River, NJ
24 Objectives Re-establishing vegetation across the pilot areas Reducing shoreline erosion Promoting sediment accretion Restoring valuable wildlife habitat Determine if this technology can be successfully adapted to local conditions within the mid-atlantic region
25 CBEC Project Coastal wetlands restoration & carbon offset project for the North America Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) 2013 Annual Meeting The Team Matrix REF CBEC SETAC Chesapeake-Potomac Regional Chapter (CPRC) A 2,000-SF area along approx. 150 LF of a eroding shoreline at the CBEC Utilizing BSB similar EKO bag approach
26 The Site CBEC, Grasonville, Queen Anne's County, MD Approx. 150 LF of shoreline restoration
27 The Site Moderate to high wave energy environment
28 The Approach Install a single row of end-to-end BSBs at the water s edge, and additional row of bags behind the first row at 2 spacing Planting in each bag, 3 seedlings of Spartina alterniflora Small test area for bare root plugs planting An alternative to traditional non-structural shoreline stabilization methods
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30 Project Planting Project Planting on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Volunteers: The Team + students from Towson University & Wye River Upper School Source: Paul Lundegard Source: Paul Lundegard
31 Planting Source: Paul Lundegard Source: Paul Lundegard
32 Post-Planting After 2 months Source: Rebecca Lazarus Source: Rebecca Lazarus
33 Cattus Island Project Cattus Island County Park Restore & stabilize section of eroded saltmarsh The Team Matrix REF Ocean County Department of Parks and Recreation (OCDPR) HDR, Inc.
34 The Site A 0.1-acre area of eroded marsh restoration SITE Located in a 500-acre County Park bordering Barnegat Bay, Toms River Valuable habitat - for an array of migrating shorebirds & waterfowl, and endangered species
35 Project Planting Commemoration at the launching of the Fifth Barnegat Bay Blitz by NJDEP Commissioner Bob Martin on Friday, April 25, 2014
36 Project Planting Volunteer planting event on Monday, April 28, 2014 Volunteers: The Team + Ocean County Vocational Technical School (OCVTS) & MSU students + youth from neighboring townships Source: Y. Qian
37 Post-Planting Monitoring Installed goose-fence September 26, 2014
38 Project Benefits Better protection and faster growth Robust vegetation creating stable soil Demonstrates a new tool for use in the non-structural/hybrid shoreline stabilization method Minimal maintenance required during grow-in, thereby, saving on the cost of maintenance Living classroom for students involvement in: Planting Routine monitoring to evaluate project success
39 Thank you for your time. Questions? Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit 2015 January 25-28, 2015 Cape May, NJ
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