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Abbotts Meadow Restoration Project

Sector: Wind • Location: New Jersey, United States

Source: WSP

Project
Completed

The Abbotts Meadow restoration project in New Jersey transformed 365 acres of degraded marsh by repurposing 667,000 cubic yards of clean sediment from a wind port dredging project. WSP handled design, engineering, and permitting, enhancing marsh elevation, habitat restoration, and climate resilience, setting a model for wetland restoration and ecosystem management.

Status
Closed
Sector
Wind
Location
New Jersey, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
WSP

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The project “Abbotts Meadow Restoration Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Wind sector, located in New Jersey, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from WSP.

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2026-07-22

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The Abbotts Meadow restoration project in New Jersey transformed 365 acres of degraded marsh by repurposing 667,000 cubic yards of clean sediment from a wind port dredging project. WSP handled design, engineering, and permitting, enhancing marsh elevation, habitat restoration, and climate resilience, setting a model for wetland restoration and ecosystem management.

Original sector

Earth and Environment

Location

Country

United States of America (USA)

State

New Jersey

Source

Source

WSP

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Sector

Wind

Article published date

2025-06-14

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