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Navy Natural Resources personnel plant American beachgrass in an effort to stabilize eroding beachfront at Hamster Beach at the Naval Station in Norfolk, VA.
Beach grass planting
1.2 acres of riparian forest buffer are restored at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, VA.
Riparian Forest Buffer sign
Back River oyster restoration project at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, VA.
Oyster Restoration project
Stabilization of Fishing Point landfill utilizing offshore breakwaters and beach grass plantings at Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, MD.
Tombolos
Use of vegetative buffers at a naval facility in Portsmouth, VA on the Elizabeth River.
vegetative buffers
Dr. Stephen Ailstock discusses control methods for invasive plant species with DoD Chesapeake Bay Quality Management Board members.
Invasive plant discussion
New Gosport upland riparian buffer planting in a highly urbanized area in Portsmouth, VA.
riparian buffer planting
Restored tidal wetlands at Norfolk Naval Base
Salt Marsh Park
Restored tidal wetlands at Norfolk Naval Base, VA (Salt Marsh Park)
Watchable wildlife
DoD volunteers plant beach grass to stabilize an eroding shoreline in the Southern Bay watershed.
beach grass planting
Maryland and DoD Pollution Prevention Partnership Signing Ceremony.
Partnerships
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. EPA personnel participate in a riparian planting at the Beltsville Agriculture Research Center.
tree planting
Army Personnel put the finishing touches on a Bayscaping project.
Bayscapes
Natural Resources personnel plant trees with local elementary school students.
tree planting
Army Corps of Engineers has restored over 19 acres of riparian forest buffer at Raystown Lake in Pennsylvania.
Raystown Lake
DoD and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service personnel restore Heron Nesting Platforms at Bloodsworth Island, MD
Raising the platform
Navy volunteers participate in
Clean the Bay Day
Navy Natural Resources personnel plant American beach grass in an effort to stabilize eroding beachfront at Hamster Beach at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, VA.
Beach grass planting
DoD properties provide an effective buffer against increasing urban encroachment throuhgout the watershed, as shown in this aerial view of Fort Story.
Ft. Story aerial view
Navy and Air Force personnel discuss local watershed planning and restoration goals with the Elizabeth River Project.
Watershed restoration discussion
Fort Monroe shoreline stabilization project.
Shoreline stabilization
Control of nonpoint sources. Washrack water captured in oil/water separators.
Non-point source control
Control of non-point sources. Washrack water captured in oil/water separators.
Oil and Water Separator
DoD personnel discuss procedures for aerial application of herbicides to control the common reed (Phragmites Australis)
Aerial spraying preparation
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