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Maryland’s first ‘QuickReef’ tests a faster, cheaper way to fight shoreline erosion

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CAMBRIDGE, Md. — A new type of material for living shorelines is being tested in Dorchester County as a lower-cost way to protect Maryland’s eroding coastline while giving oysters and fish a place to live.

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Maryland’s first ‘QuickReef’ tests a faster, cheaper way to fight shoreline erosion

CAMBRIDGE, Md. — A new type of material for living shorelines is being tested in Dorchester County as a lower-cost way to protect Maryland’s eroding coastline while giving oysters and fish a place to live.

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WBOC 16 broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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