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    Corps creates new fish habitats at Old Hickory Lake [Image 6 of 7]

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    Three individuals are working outdoors in what appears to be a park or recreational area, managing large piles of brush and dead branches. The workers, dressed in blue shirts and khaki pants, appear to be bundling or securing the brush material using wire or cable from a spool. The scene suggests a cleanup or land management operation taking place on a paved surface near a guardrail.

    MOUNT JULIET, TENNESSEE, UNITED STATES

    08.27.2013

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville District

    From left, Darrel Thompson, Alison Richardson, and Erica Nicolay, all team members with the Student Conservation Association, thread cable through the fish attractor concrete weights at Old Hickory Lake's Lone Branch Recreation Area in Mt. Juliet, Tenn., Aug. 27, 2013. (U.S. Army photo by Michael Vasquez/Released)

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    Date Taken: 08.27.2013
    Date Posted: 09.03.2013 11:50
    Photo ID: 1009149
    VIRIN: 130827-A-CE999-007
    Resolution: 1296x968
    Size: 1.35 MB
    Location: MOUNT JULIET, TENNESSEE, US
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    A group of people wearing blue shirts are working near a boat ramp or dock beside a calm lake or reservoir. They appear to be assembling or deploying brush pile structures, likely for fish habitat enhancement or conservation work. The scene takes place on a sunny day with lush green trees visible in the background.
    A man wearing a white cap, navy polo shirt, khaki pants, and an orange-accented life vest is leaning over to examine a fish finder/sonar display unit mounted on what appears to be a small boat. He is positioned near a waterway with dead brush and debris along the bank. The setting appears to be a calm, green pond or small lake surrounded by manicured grass and trees.
    Three volunteers in matching blue shirts are working near a waterfront, cutting and handling steel cable from a large wooden spool. A young woman uses red-handled bolt cutters to cut the cable while a man steadies the spool with his foot and holds a loop of cable. A third person stands in the background observing.
    A person is working at a boat launch ramp beside a lake, handling what appears to be aquatic vegetation or dried plant material that has been removed from the water. Large mounds of dried, tangled plant matter are piled on the concrete ramp, along with black cylindrical buoy or float equipment. The scene suggests an aquatic invasive species removal or lake maintenance operation.
    Three workers are gathered along a paved roadside near a lake or river, handling cylindrical metal equipment attached to or retrieved from brush and root structures. The equipment appears to be scientific monitoring instruments or sensors that were embedded within the vegetation bundles. The setting is a sunny day at what appears to be a park or recreational area with calm water visible in the background.
    Three individuals are working outdoors in what appears to be a park or recreational area, managing large piles of brush and dead branches. The workers, dressed in blue shirts and khaki pants, appear to be bundling or securing the brush material using wire or cable from a spool. The scene suggests a cleanup or land management operation taking place on a paved surface near a guardrail.
    Two individuals are seated in a small motorized boat near a shoreline, both wearing orange life jackets over blue shirts. The person in the foreground is a young Black female wearing glasses, while the person behind her is wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses. The background shows a road with guardrails, parked vehicles, and dense green trees.

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    Corps
    Mt. Juliet
    Nashville District
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    Student Conservation Association
    Lone Branch Recreation Area
    Alison Richardson
    Darrel Thompson
    Erica Nicolay
    USACE
    Tennessee
    Corps of Engineers

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