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The Sandy Brook Riparian Zone Enhancement Project consists of ecological enhancement within a distinct 0.91-acre area. The Mitigation Site provided mitigation for 0.309 acres of permanent riparian zone impacts associated with the Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Company, LLC (Transco) New York Bay Expansion project. […]
The 24-acre TBMS provided mitigation to compensate for conversion or clearing-related impacts to forested vernal habitat on behalf of Kinder Morgan, Inc. The site contains habitat for various NJ State Endangered species, as well as breeding habitat for obligate species including various mole salamanders. […]
This 40-acre forested headwater system re-established native plant communities and integrated them with the existing system, improved critical wildlife habitat, increased surface water connectivity, and restored historic flow patterns. The former agriculture site was severely degraded from ditching and draining. […]
The 25-acre LBMS restored an urban, intertidal marsh in 2 phases: turnkey wetland and riparian zone mitigation for the National Lead Site Sayreville Seaport, followed by State and Federal wetland and water resource mitigation. The projects improved tidal hydrology and threatened and endangered species habitat. […]
The ACMB is comprised of 54 acres of restored marsh that was added to the adjacent Absecon Wildlife Management Area upon completion. The coastal marsh system was impaired by decades of ditching and berming, as well as encroachment by urban development and colonization by invasive vegetation. […]
The 28-acre ERMB restored the functionally impaired headwater wetland/aquatic system by enhancing existing hydrology/hydraulics, re-establishing native plant species, and improving wildlife habitat, local flood storage, and regional water quality. The bank also eradicated monotone colonies of invasive species. […]
The 43+ acre ORMB provides forested, scrub-shrub, and emergent wetlands, forested uplands, headwater stream and riparian buffer, and critical wildlife habitat. Prior to restoration, the site was cleared and ditched, resulting in rapid surface runoff, nutrient and sediment loading, and invasive species domination. […]
The RMB contains ~400 acres of forested wetlands and uplands, scrub-shrub and emergent wetlands, riparian buffer, and vernal, threatened, and endangered species habitat. The project integrated old growth and restored forest, creating Critical Wildlife Habitat for interior dwelling and cavity nesting bird species. […]
The MRMB restored 34 acres of wetland and over 1,600 linear feet of stream, providing forested, scrub-shrub, and emergent wetlands, forested uplands, headwater stream and riparian buffer, and critical wildlife habitat. The project significantly uplifted threatened and endangered species habitat. […]
One of 4 related projects for the MDOT SHA – Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, the Bacon Ridge Branch (Elks Camp Barrett) Stream Restoration Project in the South River Watershed was designed, approved, and constructed to assist MDOT SHA with their commitment to meet the requirements of the Chesapeake Bay TMDL through compliance […]