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Coastal and Shoreline Restoration and Protection

Updated 12/06/2007

Information on Coastal Restoration and Protection

Updated 12/06/2007

Coastal Restoration and Protection

Many scientists predict another forty to fifty years of severe Atlantic-basin storm activities. With hurricanes like Katrina and Rita possibly becoming more commonplace, the National Plant Materials Center has developed this storm-damage prevention database.

The NRCS Plant Materials Program provides technical resources and information on plants useful for coastal stabilization, technical documents from the Plant Materials Program, links to PMCs working on coastal issues, and links to other resources that will give your community access to the tools necessary to create, restore and protect vital coastal wetlands that are a first defense against severe storm activity.

Related Publications

Features

Some documents or features may require Adobe Acrobat.

AdobeNative Plants for Mississippi Coastline Restoration. (713KB) Sherry Surrette, Cassandra Meyer. 2007. Palnt guides, plants database, plant vendors guide, Coffeeville, MS. 6p. (ID# 7156)

AdobePlant Guide for Establishing Coastal Vegetation on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. (333 KB) Sherry Surrette. 2007. Jackson, MS. 4/202007. 39p. (ID# 7271)

AdobeA Bioengineering System for Coastal Shoreline Stabilization. (66 KB) Farek, G. and J. Lloyd-Reilley. 2000. Land &Water, Ft. Dodge, IA. Sept./Oct. 2000. 3p. (ID# 869)

AdobeGully Erosion Control with Vegetative Barriers. (10 KB) Farek, G. and J. Lloyd-Reilley. 2000. Land and Water Magazine, Ft. Dodge, IA. Mar./Apr. 2000. 1p. (ID# 870)

NRCS Plant Materials Centers Working on Coastal Issues

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