Download Case Study: Jamaica Bay Fringing Vegetation: Restoring Upland Habitats at an Urban Shoreline

Queue processing for download document Sea level rise will cause many habitats near the water to be inundated by tides and increased storm surges. At Jamaica Bay, NY, a road and bridge construction project gave the opportunity to improve the vegetation by eliminating invasive non-native plant

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