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Battle against coastal erosion: High school students plant marsh to help preserve Louisiana’s coastline

Battle against coastal erosion: High school students plant marsh to help preserve Louisiana’s coastline

Officials monitoring damage, erosion near wastewater treatment plant

Officials monitoring damage, erosion near wastewater treatment plant

CA Coastal Commission approves massive seawall to protect SF's Ocean Beach against erosion

CA Coastal Commission approves massive seawall to protect SF's Ocean Beach against erosion

ABC7 San FranciscoSuzanne Phan

Learn more about smooth cordgrass, a native salt marsh plant that grows all along the Gulf Coast: 💧 likes to have “wet feet” meaning it grows right along the water’s edge 🧂 leaves secrete salt (you can see and taste the salt crystals!) 🐚 habitat for periwinkle snails, fiddler crabs, and other species 💪 deep roots hold the marsh together and prevent erosion 💙 important for blue carbon storage #gulfofmexico #gulfcoast #wetlands #saltmarsh #naturefacts #nativeplants #bluecarbon #mscoastlife #o

Learn more about smooth cordgrass, a native salt marsh plant that grows all along the Gulf Coast: 💧 likes to have “wet feet” meaning it grows right along the water’s edge 🧂 leaves secrete salt (you can see and taste the salt crystals!) 🐚 habitat for periwinkle snails, fiddler crabs, and other species 💪 deep roots hold the marsh together and prevent erosion 💙 important for blue carbon storage #gulfofmexico #gulfcoast #wetlands #saltmarsh #naturefacts #nativeplants #bluecarbon #mscoastlife #o

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FacebookGulf of Mexico Alliance

Part of the practical training in the National Certificate in Plant Production and National Certificate in General Agriculture involves studying erosion: - 🌬️ Understanding wind erosion - 💦 Exploring water erosion - 🤎 Analysing soil erosion - Building erosion walls - Implementing ridging techniques Hands-on experience that will help you manage this critical task in your environment in the future. Visit www.agricolleges.com now to make sure you don’t miss out. #agriculture #agricolleges #agric

Part of the practical training in the National Certificate in Plant Production and National Certificate in General Agriculture involves studying erosion: - 🌬️ Understanding wind erosion - 💦 Exploring water erosion - 🤎 Analysing soil erosion - Building erosion walls - Implementing ridging techniques Hands-on experience that will help you manage this critical task in your environment in the future. Visit www.agricolleges.com now to make sure you don’t miss out. #agriculture #agricolleges #agric

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FacebookAgricolleges international

Through this activity students will understand how to propagate, plant, grow/manage and harvest vegetable, fruit and nut crops. Students will be able to identify soil types and how they are formed and ways to modify soil structure and drainage to reduce erosion and improve water quality and water availability to plants. #dvis #doonvalleyinternationalschool #admissionopen | Doon Valley International School

Through this activity students will understand how to propagate, plant, grow/manage and harvest vegetable, fruit and nut crops. Students will be able to identify soil types and how they are formed and ways to modify soil structure and drainage to reduce erosion and improve water quality and water availability to plants. #dvis #doonvalleyinternationalschool #admissionopen | Doon Valley International School

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FacebookDoon Valley International School

New facility aims to plant 100,000 corals over next 10 years

New facility aims to plant 100,000 corals over next 10 years

ARAUCO - Cada año plantamos millones de árboles que...

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ARFIN ALAM on LinkedIn: #hrsg #powerplant #gasturbine #powergeneration #energy #heatrecover… | 15 comments

It is commonly used in contour hedgerows for erosion control, often in association with Desmodium cinereum (Rensonii). Prunings are used for mulch and green manure in alley cropping systems. Flemingia is a deep-rooted plant, drought and moderate water-logged tolerant. It can be planted in an open or shaded areas. More about goats and forage developement at www.saganafarm.com | Sagana Farm

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FacebookSagana Farm

Markus Gilles on LinkedIn: "We just need to plant more trees!”Wrong.There has been somewhat of a… | 10 comments

Have you heard of the FL native pickerelweed plant?? 5 reasons why we decided to plant them in our swale 1. They are a Florida native plant species 2. To help attract more pollinators and beneficial insects to our food forest. Adding diversity it key! 3. Easy to grow (In the right locations) 4. They help stabilize swales and banks of bodies of water which prevents erosion 5. Beautiful flowers and foliage They are more of a wetland type plant so they grow great in areas that hold lots of water al

204 views8 months ago

FacebookGrow Inn Homes

Narges Raeisi on LinkedIn: #natural #coastal #erosion #flooding #coastal #carbon #climate #ecosystems… | 22 comments

Plant root hairs key to reducing soil erosion

phys.orgUniversity of Bristol

Why Mosses Are Superheroes of the Plant World

Microsoft NewsDailymotion

Did you know that planting beach grass 🌾 Helps to control erosion on Lake Michigan beaches and sand dunes. 🌾 This was a gardening first for me 🌾 Planting beach grass!! 🌾 We picked up 100 beach grass plugs last fall to help stabilize our sand dunes. 🌾 Beach grass information: 1️⃣ The roots act as a net to hold sandy areas together. 2️⃣ When the wind blows, sand will catch and collect around the base of the grasses. 3️⃣ The best time to plant beach grass is October until the soil freezes. 4️⃣

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FacebookGrace In This Space

🥶Are you tucking your garden beds away for the winter? 🌿Soil is the most important part of your garden. It’s the foundation, it’s alive with microbes and fungi and tiny organisms! 😎I’m putting a layer of mulch over the soil in my @Vego Garden beds. It helps regulate the soil temperatures for my cool season crops, protects the soil from erosion, and it creates a protective habitat for all the tiny soil dwelling creatures. 🌿For those of you who aren’t growing a fall garden, you should still co

2.1K views2 months ago

TikTokperkyplantparent

Been spending my early mornings watching the sunrise under this particular Coconut palm 🌴 and had to share this nature nerd moment 🤓 While phototropism is definitely a leading factor and how this particular green gurl is growing, there are also some other factors at play: 1. Wind: Coastal winds, which usually blow from land to sea, can push the trees to lean towards the water over time. 2. Soil Erosion: The soil near the coastline might erode more on the side facing the ocean, causing the tree

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TikTokplantkween

Have a favorite plant like this? I never thought I’d “have a favorite buckwheat. The name “buckwheat” might sound a bit mundane or reminiscent of a staple grain, but Eriogonum latifolium is anything but. This charming coastal plant, with its woolly leaves and vibrant clusters of flowers thrive in rugged seaside conditions. Not only beautiful, it’s robust roots prevent soil erosion and its blooms support beneficial insects. Eriogonum latifolium, known as seaside or coast buckwheat, is a perennial

1.9K views4 months ago

FacebookSFinBloom

🌧️ Rainy Days & Plant Care 🌱 Rain is great, but too much can pose challenges for our plants. Here’s what you can do: 1.Improve Drainage: Make sure your soil drains well by adding compost or raising your beds. No soggy roots here! Mulch it Up: apply a layer of organic mulch around your plants to regulate soil moisture levels, reduce erosion, and prevent nutrient leaching during heavy downpours. Smart Watering: During rainy periods, adjust your watering schedule accordingly. Only water your plan

108 views6 months ago

FacebookCentrascape Garden Centre

🌸 This stunning plant produces up to 80,000 fluffy seeds and can grow up to 2m tall! It’s known for its vibrant pink-purple flowers which bloom from late spring to early fall. Fireweed can form dense colonies that help stabilize soil and prevent erosion. Their fluffy seeds are made of silky hairs which allow them to travel long distances in the wind! In ecological succession, fireweed plays a crucial role by preparing the soil for other plants to establish themselves. 🌱 Fireweed can sometimes

1.4K views3 months ago

FacebookThe Nature Educator

Effects of Climate Change on Taro

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Preventing Soil Erosion on Sloped Lands

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💧 Tips for Managing Water Runoff 💧

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The Power Of Plants

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FacebookGrant Woods

The Formation of Sand Dunes: Shaping Deserts and Beaches

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Erosion: What it is, How it Works, Types

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YouTubeSimple Explain

How to - Lomandra Division - Waterwise - Native Plant

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