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Through funds from AES Southland, managed through the California Energy Commission (CEC), United States Fish and Wildlife and the United Parcel Services (UPS) HBWC is currently working through the permitting process to restore and reverse an erosion issue we have in Talbert Marsh. We will be installing a “Living Shoreline” over and approximately 370 linear feet of shoreline along the southeastern edge of Talbert Marsh as well as 100 linear feet of the west/southwest edge of one of our islands. The project, engineered by Moffatt & Nichol, will bring various aspects of plants and products to shore up and rebuild, over time, the eroded areas.