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Document Type
Photograph
Scholarship Type
Faculty Scholarship, Student Scholarship
Creation Date
2006
City and State
Greenville, South Carolina
Description
Furman students install a rain garden with a grant from the National Wildlife federation. Rain gardens are deep depressions filled with layers of sand and gravel. Plants tolerant of drought and flooding are used to filter the water contained in the garden. After a storm event, water is held in the garden and percolates more slowly and naturally into the lake.
Recommended Citation
Worthen, Wade, "Installing new plants" (2006). Furman Lake Restoration Images. 105.
https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/lake-images/105
Additional Affiliated Department, Center or Institute
Biology, Earth and Environmental Science
Keywords
Furman University; Environmental sciences; Lake restoration; Ecological integrity; Ecosystem management; Water quality; Revegetation; Ecological engineering; Rain gardens