The Living Shoreline Collaborative (LSC) is a group of regional and state partners working together to scale up implementation of resilient practices along shorelines in the tidal James River watershed. Learn more »
What are the benefits of living shorelines?
Attractive appearance
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Wildlife habitat
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Erosion control
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Water quality benefits
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Coastal resilience
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What is a living shoreline?Living shorelines are nature-based approaches for shoreline protection and are the preferred stabilization method for tidal shorelines. In addition to stabilizing shorelines, they conserve and restore natural habitats and provide ecosystem services. Read more » |
Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) Teaching Marsh in Gloucester Point, VA.
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NEWS & Events
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Workshops and training for professionals take place in January/February and July/August. During those periods there are 3 to 5 trainings a month.
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Living shoreline project installed by the James River Association and the Living Shoreline Collaborative in Isle of Wight, VA.
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Living Shoreline Partners
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The James River Association is a member-supported nonprofit organization founded in 1976 to serve as a guardian and voice for the James River. Throughout the James River’s 10,000-square mile watershed, the James River Association works toward its vision of a fully healthy James River supporting thriving communities. With offices in Lynchburg, Richmond, Williamsburg, and Scottsville, the James River Association is committed to protecting the James River and connecting people to it.
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