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Case Study: Hunts Point, the Brooklyn Greenway, and the East Shore of Staten Island,relationship with the water’s edge? In this chapter, we discuss three shoreline protection projects in various stages of planning and design. Hunts Point is in the South Bronx, the Brooklyn Greenway extends through multiple shoreline communities in Brooklyn, and the East Shore of Staten Island—one o

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Case Study: Seahurst and Percival,cts to achieve a diverse set of goals. Both projects are located on Washington State’s Puget Sound, the second largest estuary in the United States. They are both heavily used public waterfront parks that balance recreational access with nearshore ecological restoration.

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Plan for the Future: Advancing Ecological Engineering Through Science, Conceptual Design, and Communces requiring hard choices and tradeoffs to maintain standards of living and viable environmental conditions. One opportunity to shift this reality is through greater understanding of the services and benefits provided by ecosystems as a cost effective means of regulating the impacts of natural dis

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Case Study: Jamaica Bay Fringing Vegetation: Restoring Upland Habitats at an Urban Shoreline,y addition of native plants increases wildlife habitat value as well as the public experience of the city‘s natural heritage.  Even in this highly disturbed area, additional biodiversity can add to ecological services for both the wildlife and human populations.