Restoring A Community Lake Shoreline with Erosion Repair Technology
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This South Carolina sporting community was suffering from lake shoreline erosion damage due to coastal wind and rain. The natural process of erosion caused the banks along the lake to erode, creating steep drop-offs ranging from 18 inches to 4 feet.
This community is located in the heart of Lowcountry and offers the perfect backdrop for nature lovers seeking authentic experiences on and near the water. That's why we installed an erosion repair technology to help repair the damage and store the lake's shoreline.
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Gratified to find this detailed description on what is going to happen behind my house in Pinellas County, Florida (which I bought without knowing this was going to happen shortly). Thanks for providing this explanation and detailed description. I was concerned that the small lake with the wonderful water fowl I was so attracted to was going to be destroyed but now I feel better...
So glad we could help! Waterbodies are wonderful! We look forward to posting more educational content soon.
Interesting. I'm rebuilding the shoreline of my own 3 acre pond and this video gave me some helpful ideas. Mine is fed by a natural spring that keeps the pond full, but adds to the erosion. I'll probably pipe it under the bank and dredge the pond to deepen the water.
Great idea! It enhances two parts of the lake at the same time. A win-win!