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Working to improve our waterways is a privilege that makes us especially proud to #BeAnEngineer

Charleston.

In the river, building a new bank.

New curb & gutter at Tupelo Bend. This patch of grass is a future bioretention basin + tree island planter, where stormwater runoff from the parking lot will be treated. The functional landscape is just one of many sustainable design features in this office park by @newleafbuilds

Another photo of a creek. Except this one was built from scratch over the summer, and recently survived the #scflood. This creek had been ditched for the last hundred or so years, and its floodplain used for timber production. Now it's a fledgling ecosystem of stream channels, wetlands, and floodplain that will improve with time. And it's producing valuable steam & wetland mitigation credits in the Waccamaw basin. Working with American Timberlands, Tidewater Environmental / JMT, and RiverWorks on this project has been a highlight of 2015.

Inspiring site visit today of a home under construction by @newleafbuilds and @holden_design_shop (at Mixson)

Repairing eroded river banks with #altamontenvironmental

Sub-urban tidal creek. (at West Ashley Greenway)

Sufjan

Sunrise over the Broad River valley. #828isgreat

Maritime forest of South Carolina. "There are some who can live without wild things and some who cannot."

at Hunting Island State Park

Vardell Creek on 9.08.15 #scflood #chs

This week we're kicking off a land use study for @Montreat. Honored to help preserve & sustainably develop this special place.

After a weekend of #scflood we were fortunate this week to kick off a construction project to stabilize a reach of the Pacolet River in Polk County, NC. We're pleased to be working with Altamont Environmental to assist with construction administration. #bioengineering #riverrestoration

Ashepoo River.

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