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A $73 million state-funded project in Lake County aims to stabilize the last undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline in Illinois and help protect native endangered species. Illinois Beach State Park in Zion on the state’s northern border contains about 10 percent of Illinois’ Lake Michigan shoreline, with 6.5 miles. But the undeveloped shoreline can erode up
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The benefit of a $73 million project at the Illinois Beach State Park in Zion isn’t just that it could help prevent the park’s 6.5 miles of shoreline from receding by 100 feet a year. It’s also ...
Breakwater structures at Illinois Beach State Park aim to mitigate the effects of erosion.
The state is building 22 breakwater structures in Illinois Beach State Park to protect the last undeveloped Lake Michigan shoreline in Illinois.