Dredge Economies examines the evolving relationship between sea-floor dredging and the estuary—and proposes a systematic change in dredge operations—a change that considers a range of emerging patterns and threats. Tetrapods form a large container for holding dredged sand. The mounds of dredged sand are topped with clean soil, then inoculated with native seedlings. These sand-holding pens have the dual function of creating habitat and protecting the harbor from hurricanes. How can dredging be adapted/altered to meet future needs of the city and ecosystem? Dredge Economies examines the harbor's past, present, and future—and seeks to understand how dredging operations can be adapted/altered to meet future needs of the city and ecosystem. Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click here Click Here Click here Click Here
