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Places > Marston
Marston
PROJECT SNAPSHOT
Project Type
Mitigation Bank, Nutrient BankLocation
North Carolina | Jones CountyService Area
Neuse-04Project Size
Wetland: 37 ACSolution
Stormwater Management & Water Quality, Wetland MitigationHabitat Types
- Nitrogen
- Nutrient
- Wetland
The Marston riparian wetland mitigation site is located in Jones County, approximately twelve miles west of Trenton, North Carolina. Ditches on the site were used to promote drainage when the land was under agricultural production. This project restored the main channel, a smaller tributary, and approximately 37 acres of on-site wetlands for the purpose of wetland and stream mitigation. In addition, the site provides riparian buffer restoration and nutrient offset credits. The Marston project restored a “Coastal Plain small stream swamp” and associated buffer area.