EVERYBODY WINS WHEN FLORIDA’S
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IS PROTECTED
The City of Miami Beach is investing roughly $1 billion in resiliency.
Without a lot of wiggle room on a highly developed sand
bar, the city is creating parks and rebuilding existing ones to handle
stormwater.
Bayshore Park will retain a central lake featuring a
boardwalk.
The nearly 20- acre park will feature meadows, jogging
trails and walking paths—all woven into residency features. Brittany Bay Park
on the Intracoastal Waterway uses a living shoreline to protect the community
from storms and sunny-day flooding.
Maurice Gibb Park increases resiliency by raising the
seawall, increasing drainage capacity, planting native trees and creating a
living shoreline of mangroves.
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