When we think about the use of nature-based features to increase coastal resilience, the current focus is mostly on coasts along the ocean. But what about the Great Lakes? Over the past 10 years, the Great Lakes have ...

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has released the National Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Research Strategy, outlining a path to advance research on marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). T...

The Network for Engineering With Nature® (EWN) invites you to the N-EWN Knowledge Series: A Continuing Education Series about Engineering with Nature—Ecology and Engineering of Native Plant-Soil Interactions and Ripar...

As natural hazards impact coastal areas, tools that can model potential future scenarios are essential for planners. In a recent article published on DredgeWire, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) researchers Nick C...

This presentation will discuss the Tibbetts Brook Daylighting and Greenway project. Until the late 1800s, Tibbetts Brook flowed through Westchester, into the Bronx through the Van Cortlandt plantation to Van Cortlandt...

Extreme storms and rising sea levels are putting America’s coastal national parks at high risk. How best to conserve and preserve the unique landscapes and important cultural heritage of these national treasures was t...

Woodtick Peninsula is a barrier peninsula in western Lake Erie where restoration activities are being planned to combat erosion of the peninsula wetlands through placement of dredged material. As part of the restorati...

This poster highlights innovative EWN research utilizing 3D printing technology, exploring the use of dredged sediment as feedstock for 3D printing to create nature-based solutions (NBS). This work aligns with the goa...

10 October 2024 | Crystal City, VA The Engineering With Nature (EWN) Program of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) participated in the 2024 Restore America’s Estuaries (RAE) Summit, a premier gathering dedica...

Presented at Hollings Marine Lab (HML) Science Day at the Fort Johnson Marine Science Complex in Charleston, South Carolina, on October 3, 2024. HML Science Day is a day-long symposium to showcase research activities ...