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Keyword: shoreline armoring


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Project

Sustainable Shorelines for New York's Hudson River

Resource

Biodiversity in Hudson River Shore Zones: Influence of Shoreline Type and Physical Structure
Journal Article
Hudson River Estuary Flow Model
Data
Hudson River Estuary Shoreline Type Inventory
Data
Hudson River Ice Climatology
Data
Large Seasonal Modulation of Tides Due to Ice Cover Friction in a Mid-Latitude Estuary
Journal Article
Managing Shore Zones for Ecological Benefits Handbook
Report
Rapid Assessment Tool: Shore Zone Condition and Ecological Function
Tool
Shoreline Demonstration Site Network: Case Studies
Case Study
Sustainable Shorelines for New York's Hudson River
Project Overview
Sustainable Shorelines Rapid Assessment Protocol Manual
Tool
The Ecology of Freshwater Shore Zones
Journal Article
The Ecology of Freshwater Wrack Along Natural and Engineered Hudson River Shorelines
Journal Article
Vegetation of Riprapped Revetments Along the Freshwater Tidal Hudson River, New York
Journal Article

 

 

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