Biodegradable geotubes, littoral pockets, shells, and plants control shoreline erosion while enabling wetland growth and reducing herbicide use.
Environmental forces fill an anchored erosion mat with sediment, while a corded mouth closes automatically to trap material and reduce manual labor.
A cord-guided flexible container captures sediment from natural flow and closes as it fills, reducing manual sandbag work for erosion control.
A porous geotextile sheet with flap and draw-cord anchors stabilizes dunes, resists erosion, and protects seeds during shoreline movement.