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Fraser River sediment pilot advances wetland restoration, coastal protection efforts - Water Canada
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Fraser River sediment pilot advances wetland restoration, coastal protection efforts - Water Canada
A pilot project testing whether rebuilt tidal marshes can help protect coastal communities from sea-level rise has completed a new phase on Sturgeon Bank. In late October, researchers placed 5,800 cubic metres of sediment from the Fraser River on Sturgeon Bank off Richmond. The work is part of an ongoing effort to determine whether restored marshes—rather than traditional rock or concrete structures—can better buffer storm surges, store carbon a…
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