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    Aerial view of the Braddock Bay barrier beach [Image 1 of 5]

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    An aerial photograph showing a large riprap (rock armoring) structure extending into a shallow body of water, likely a bay, estuary, or lake. The structure appears to be a constructed breakwater, jetty, or habitat restoration project consisting of multiple rectangular rock-lined enclosures connected by a central causeway. The surrounding landscape includes flat agricultural fields and tree lines visible in the background.

    UNITED STATES

    10.16.2016

    Photo by Jess Levenson 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District

    Aerial view of the Braddock Bay barrier beach in Greece, NY, October 16, 2016. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District's project to restore the Braddock Bay ecosystem in Greece, NY was completed on November 15, 2018. The project tackled two major issues affecting the Braddock Bay ecosystem: the loss of wetland habitat caused by wave driven erosion, and degradation of the existing habitat due to invasive species. (photo by Brian Steils, USACE Contract Representative)

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    Date Taken: 10.16.2016
    Date Posted: 12.14.2018 12:29
    Photo ID: 4974603
    VIRIN: 161016-A-PG036-032
    Resolution: 3840x2152
    Size: 2.58 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 116
    Downloads: 2

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    An aerial photograph showing a large riprap (rock armoring) structure extending into a shallow body of water, likely a bay, estuary, or lake. The structure appears to be a constructed breakwater, jetty, or habitat restoration project consisting of multiple rectangular rock-lined enclosures connected by a central causeway. The surrounding landscape includes flat agricultural fields and tree lines visible in the background.
    A person is paddling a dark-colored kayak or canoe on a calm waterway surrounded by nature. The paddler is wearing a blue jacket and a red life vest, navigating near reeds and partially submerged trees. The scene appears to be a marshy or wetland environment with lush green vegetation in the background.
    Two researchers or field scientists are working on a flat-bottomed boat, examining a clump of aquatic vegetation pulled from the water. One person wears a wide-brimmed sun hat and blue long-sleeve shirt with a life vest, while the other wears a red Mustang life jacket, sunglasses, and a bandana. The clear, shallow water beneath the boat reveals dense submerged aquatic vegetation, suggesting a scientific survey or ecological monitoring activity.
    A man stands amid tall green marsh grass or reeds, partially obscured by the foreground vegetation. He is wearing a blue t-shirt and green mirrored sunglasses with a dark frame. The photo is taken from a low angle through the grass, creating a layered, immersive composition.
    An aerial photograph captures a peninsula or narrow landmass separating a large open lake on the left from a sheltered inland bay or harbor on the right. The area features a mix of wetlands, marshes, autumn-colored deciduous trees, and a small residential community with a marina. The image appears to be taken during fall, evidenced by the orange, yellow, and green foliage.

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    Ecosystem Restoration
    buffalo district
    Braddock Bay
    Greece NY
    unghire
    USACE Buffalo
    USACE
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