Incorporating engineered oyster reefs into dredged material management Tyler Ortego, MS PE ORA Estuaries & Wayfarer Environmental Technologies.

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Incorporating engineered oyster reefs into dredged material management Tyler Ortego, MS PE ORA Estuaries & Wayfarer Environmental Technologies

“Integrating Dredging and Dredged Material Reuse with Environmental Restoration”

Do more with less

Old School Do more with more

Do more with less

Achieve engineering objectives plus environmental/regulatory objective with one feature

The Oyster

Reef habitat Oyster brood stock Recreational fishing Water quality Shoreline protection Stabilize dredged material Oyster harvest Sequester carbon(?)

The Oyster Berrigan et al. (1991)

The Oyster

Engineered Oyster Reefs

Do more with less Solve multiple objectives at once

Future work

Some Resources