Marsh Grass Restoration

Marsh grass restoration involves planting or re-establishing native grasses in wetland areas to revitalize ecosystems, improve water quality, and provide habitat for wildlife. These grasses help filter pollutants, prevent erosion, and support biodiversity. Restoration often includes removing invasive species, replanting native species, and implementing management practices to ensure healthy, sustainable marsh environments. The goal is to restore the natural balance of wetlands, which are vital for ecological health, flood control, and carbon storage. This process benefits both the environment and nearby communities by preserving resources and enhancing resilience to climate change.