Nature Bridges in the News

Bridge construction is complex and requires that the crew carefully plans and executes the bridge design. Through using sustainable materials, incorporating proper drainage, and other methods, bridge constructors can lessen the impact to the environment. Another method of reducing environmental impact is through using top down construction. This process builds a bridge or boardwalk starting from the top and working downwards, while traditional techniques start at the ground. Top down construction’s environmental impact is minimal because it doesn’t disturb the ground as much as traditional construction, but there are other benefits as well. Improved Safety Measures Safety is important for […]

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There is more to coastal habitats than their beauty and a way for people to enjoy nature. Mangroves, marshes, coral reefs, and dunes are vital ecosystems that sustain ocean life. They also lessen the impact of climate change by storing carbon, absorbing farm runoff, protecting the shoreline from the effects of storms, and more. However, coastal habitats are in danger from human activities like coastal development, and while they can absorb some of the impact of climate change, that also puts them at risk. Preserving these valuable environments means using a combination of strategies. Raising Awareness One of the most […]

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