Natural Shoreline Restoration and Bioengineering Services
Eagle Shoreline Protection assesses and restores private and public shorelines, including wetlands, rivers, and forests in the Great Lakes region. It provides green-infrastructure techniques, specializing in living shorelines-protected, stabilized coastal edges constructed from natural materials such as plants, sand, and rock. Recognizing that traditional structures like seawalls can worsen erosion over time, the practice implements resilient, cost-effective bioengineering solutions that strengthen the buffer between land and water with each growing season.
Living Shoreline Specialist
Natural shoreline treatments and bioengineering designs that protect coastal properties from erosion using native plants, coir logs, and live soil tubes.
Green infrastructure and best management practices designed to control runoff, improve water quality, and absorb excess flow.
Construction and restoration of low-impact structures providing safe access to waterfront areas.
Long-term monitoring and site care to ensure the establishment and stability of shoreline restoration projects.
Distribution of 100% biodegradable coir logs, blankets, and matting products for slope and bank stabilization.
Disaster response and emergency mitigation for properties threatened by active erosion, storm damage, or flooding.
Residential · Commercial · Government · Parks & Open Space · Sports & Recreation · Power Generation · Solar · Utilities · Stormwater & Flood Control · Environmental & Remediation · Natural Resources
Hancock, MI · Residential · Client: Mary West
Designed and installed a natural softscape living shoreline using coir logs and native plants to replace a caving, hazardous seawall. The project also restored and upgraded an existing deck to current code.