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The ESRP Learning Program conducts feasibility and pre-design projects of regional value to increase effectiveness of beach, embayment and river delta protection and restoration. These projects are selected as part of the biennial capital project selection process, through collaboration of on-the-ground restoration and protection workgroups, and academic and agency scientists.
New Regional Feasibility and Pre-design Projects (Learning Projects)
The following proposals are being considered as part of the 2015-17 Capital Budget
Delta Projects
Beach Projects
- Snohomish Railroad Grade Beach Nourishment
- Bulkhead Removal Feasibility for Localized Restoration
- Measuring Coastal Bluff Recession Rates Throughout the Puget Sound Region
- Mapping Bluffs and Beaches to Quantify Sediment Supply
- Beach Strategies for Nearshore Restoration and Protection in Puget Sound
- Prioritizing Beach Restoration and Protection
- UW team
- Mapping Bluffs and Beaches to Quantify Sediment Supply 2021
- Evaluating Puget Sound Beach Services for Protection and Restoration
How to Help Review
We have extended the time available for community review
Wiki members are welcome to provide comments, questions or concerns on the discussion tab of the pages identified above, before close of business on January 9, 2014. Those additions will be consolidated, project proponents will have an opportunity to respond, and the whole will be considered by an ESRP technical review team, along with the final proposals to complete final review and ranking early in 2015. Please contact User:Pcereghino or the ESRP program manager if you would like to provide anonymous questions, commments or concerns.
Please review our selection criteria--comments that precisely address review criteria will have the greatest impact on review.
