Seattle's Army Corps removes up to 900 tons of giant driftwood a year; 80% is being reused to rebuild wildlife habitat
- Army Corps of Engineers-owned barge is stacked with large woody debris, recovered by Seattle District's Motor Vessel (MV) Puget.
- Image Credit: US Army Corps of EngineersUp to 900 tons of giant driftwood are removed from Seattle-area waterways each year by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District.
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- Army Corps of Engineers-owned barge is stacked with large woody debris, recovered by Seattle District's Motor Vessel (MV) Puget.
- Image Credit: US Army Corps of EngineersUp to 900 tons of giant driftwood are removed from Seattle-area waterways each year by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District.
Sources: Times of India