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| Title | Lake Spokane Shoreline Goes Au Naturel: What happens when you return to the basics? |
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Lake Spokane Shoreline Goes Au Naturel: What happens when you return to the basics? (Number of pages: 3) (Publication Size: 330KB)
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| Author(s) | Elaine Snouwaert | ||||
| Description | A couple living along Lake Spokane (also known as Long Lake) recognized that their existing bulkhead was failing. They also understood that bulkheads can cause problems for neighbors by increasing erosion further down the shoreline. So they agreed to install a naturalized shoreline as a demonstration project to other Lake Spokane homeowners. | ||||
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| Contact | Elaine Snouwaert at 509-329-3503 or elaine.snouwaert@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | Lake Spokane, water quality success story, shoreline | ||||
| WEB PAGE | Water Quality Stories | ||||
| WATERSHED | Water Resource Inventory Areas (WRIA 54,WRIA 57) |
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