At a Glance
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- Gulf Shores, Alabama
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City of Gulf Shores
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- Location
- Gulf Shores, Alabama
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- City of Gulf Shores
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Little Lagoon Restoration
A popular place for boating, fishing, and paddling, Little Lagoon is a semi-enclosed waterbody. Looking to improve water quality and coastal habitats in the lagoon, the City of Gulf Shores contracted us to help implement the Little Lagoon Restoration Project and provide program support, engineering, permitting, and other related services.
This three-year, multi-faceted programmatic approach includes three phased components: Septic to Sewer, Mo’s Landing Living Shoreline, and Hydrological Connectivity. The Septic to Sewer Program provides residents living in the watershed with funding to abandon septic tanks and connect to existing sewer lines. Mo’s Landing Living Shorelines is a demonstration project at the landing that will consist of an offshore breakwater, sand fill, native vegetation, and an observation pier. Third, but not least, the Hydrological Connectivity Program will place culverts under existing city streets at five strategic locations along the canal system on the southeastern side of the lagoon.
When these improvements are complete, residents in Gulf Shores and wildlife in the refuge will enjoy better water quality in Little Lagoon and the canals—all with sustainability and the future in mind.
At a Glance
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3
Year Project
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- Gulf Shores, Alabama
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Client
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City of Gulf Shores
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- Location
- Gulf Shores, Alabama
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- City of Gulf Shores
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Carl Ferraro, Senior Environmental Scientist
Our work makes the Gulf Coast region a better place through ecological restoration implementation.
Todd DeMunda, Associate, Senior Coastal Engineer
The future of coastal engineering is sustainability—we must design with a recognition and understanding of long-term changes and impacts.
Whit Hawkins, Hydraulics Engineer
What I like most about my work is seeing projects that I helped design being constructed and helping the community for years to come.
Creating a lasting legacy requires curiosity, making a daily impact, and recognizing the importance of our work in shaping the future.
Madison Blanchard, Biologist
Natural resources are a community’s greatest asset. As a biologist, I help protect and assist clients in protecting these important assets.
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