California State Coastal Conservancy: Gravel Beach and Berm for Shorebird Habitat Creation, Erosion Control and Flood Protection
An adaptive management plan was used in a pilot project to design a 300-foot, nature-based feature. The approach included designing and implementing a robust monitoring protocol to assess site feasibility and eventually scale the project from a 300-foot feature to a one-mile feature.
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Case Study: California State Coastal Conservancy - Gravel Beach and Berm for Shorebird Habitat Creation, Erosion Control and Flood Protection
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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, https://www.nfwf.org/
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10 May 2024 - 12:00pm
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