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New Life for Eroding Shorelines: Beach and Marsh Edge Change in the San Francisco Estuary

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SFEI; Baye, P. 2020. New Life for Eroding Shorelines: Beach and Marsh Edge Change in the San Francisco Estuary. SFEI Contribution No. 984.
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New Life for Eroding Shorelines (Project)

The New Life for Eroding Shorelines project explores living shoreline approaches for sea level rise adaptation that can reduce erosion at the marsh edge and improve habitat quality for marsh species. Solutions explored include reestablishing marsh-fringing barrier beaches to attenuate waves at the marsh edge and reintroducing California Sea Blite (Suaeda californica), a rare and endangered plant with the ability to climb driftwood and other shoreline features, providing much-needed high-tide refuge for marsh wildlife.

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