PROJECT Rodanthe SAV Relocation Rodanthe, NC RK&K Natural Resources Biologists in Raleigh transplanted living seagrass. 0 RK&K TEAM MEMBERS MANAGER, NATURAL RESOURCES: Pete Stafford THE PROJECT RK&K transplanted submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) to reduce compensatory mitigation of impacted seagrass in the footprint of the Rodanthe Bridge project. Impacts were reduced by relocating SAV from areas that piles were going to be installed to areas of existing grass. This relocation effort involved 12 personnel, 3 boats, and 2 UAS and took 3 months to complete. WORK WITH USJOIN THE TEAM CLIENT NCDOT SERVICES PROVIDED Environmental Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Innovation Natural Resources Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) PREVIOUS NEXT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Copy Link RELATED PROJECTS YOU MIGHT ALSO BE INTERESTED IN: BLOG AMANDA GLYNN A (Box) Push Toward Innovation MORE POSTS NEWS MORE NEWS Ready to work with us? LET’S GET STARTED. PROJECTSCAREERS LOCATIONS HEADQUARTERS 700 East Pratt Street Suite 500 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 410.728.2900 SERVICES Alternative Delivery Construction Management Environmental Innovation Site Development Structures Surveying Transportation Utilities / Energy Water MARKETS Community Education Federal Healthcare Municipal Recreational State CONTACT US JOIN OUR TEAM SAFETY & HEALTH PRIVACY POLICY TERMS & CONDITIONS DIVERSITY & INCLUSION ND/EEOC STATEMENT EMPLOYEE LOGIN Search for: Follow us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Connect with us on LinkedIn! Watch us on YouTube! Copyright © 2020 RK&K. All Rights Reserved.