Austin T2010-02-152010-02-151995 Novhttp://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/2367260-Describes engineering projects in the United States involving the use of dredged material from harbors and waterways to improve coastal ecology and develop wetlands and aquaculture. Construction of the Eastern Neck Wildlife refuge in Maryland; Use of material from the Anacostia River to feed the Kenilworth Marsh in Washington, D.C.; Creation of a demonstration marsh in Galveston Bay, TexasAQUACULTURECOASTAL ecologyECOLOGYENVIRONMENTAL engineeringGalveston BayHARBORSLIFEMARYLANDTEXASUNITED StatesWATERWAYSA second life for dredged materialGEN