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Providing rural property owners with the necessary information to make informed decisions when developing, and managing their land. Serving the Pacific Northwest since 1987.
 Greenbelt Consulting is an environmental assessment and consulting service designed to help property owners make informed decisions concerning their land. Landowners can minimize the degradation inherent in land clearing, road grading, and homesite construction by becoming more knowledgeable about the natural landscape of their property. Development and long-term maintenance costs can be reduced, and property value increased through coordinated planning and careful consideration of homesite, solar potential, septic systems, and access. Through assessment of your land's topography and existing natural elements, Greenbelt Consulting can suggest practical ways to maintain ecological integrity while blending comfort, safety, and utility.
The wooded and pastoral nature of the Pacific Northwest landscape is rapidly changing due to the influx of people. The very peace and beauty that has attracted people is in danger of disappearing as a result.
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July 2004
Shoreline Management and Stabilization Using Vegetation
The material posted here on marine shoreline assessment, management, and stabilization was developed and adapted by Elliott Menashe, Greenbelt Consulting and several coleagues, for the Coastal Training program (www.coastaltraining-wa.org). The focus is on the value and use of vegetation in the Puget Sound area. Links to websites with information about geology, shoreline processes, slope stability and other related topics are provided (note: URL's may change) The material has been excerpted from a reference binder provided to participants of the class, "Shoreline Management and Stabilization Using Vegetation," conducted in April 2004. Greenbelt Consulting hopes that this material will help you better manage your shoreline property and preserve the unique and fragile beauty of Puget Sound.
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This material is available for use by non-profit organizations and public education. All other uses or repurposing requires the permission of the author. This information is protected by Copyright © Law 2004. |
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