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Planting deep-rooted native grasses and shrubs on the banks of shorelines can help reduce the effects of erosion on sandy slopes

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FEMA Bioengineered Shoreline Stabilization

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Federal Emergency Management Agency

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FEMA

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Document discussing methods to bioengineer stabilization of shorelines using living and non-living plant materials in combination, known as the “Living Shorelines” concept.

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