Shoreline stabilization, restoration, and runoff filtration
AssigneeShoresox Systems, LLC
InventorDANIEL SHANE SCHAAF
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Abstract
A system for stabilization of a shoreline comprising a sheet having an unfolded state and a folded state, the sheet comprising a first edge and a second opposing edge connected by a first end and a second end, the sheet comprising a first layer formed from a first degradable fabric and a second layer formed from a second degradable fabric, the sheet further comprising channels formed at each of the first edge and the second edge, the channels formed from one or more of the first and the second fabric, each of the channels comprising an anchor rope threaded therethrough, each of the channels comprising a plurality of openings, the anchor rope extends through the plurality of openings for securement to a shoreline surface by the anchor rope, and methods of using the same.
Claims20
A method for stabilizing a shoreline, the method comprising:
- placing a plurality of stakes in the bank of a shoreline;
- securing a first edge of a sheet comprising a degradable material to the plurality of stakes;
- placing an organic media on the sheet;
- and
- securing a second edge of the sheet to the plurality of stakes wherein the second edge is an opposing edge to the first edge.
A system for shoreline stabilization and farming of edible plant materials, the system comprising:
- a degradable sheet having a first edge and a second opposing edge;
- a plurality of stakes, the first edge of the sheet is secured to the plurality of stakes and the second opposing edge is secured to the plurality of stakes;
- and
- organic media disposed within the sheet.
A system for shoreline stabilization, the system comprising:
- a degradable sheet having a first edge and a second opposing edge;
- a plurality of stakes, the first edge of the sheet is secured to the plurality of stakes and the second opposing edge is secured to the plurality of stakes;
- and
- organic media disposed on the sheet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.