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Announcing 2022 Best Restored Beach Award Recipients

June 10, 2022asbpa_edbeach nourishment, beach profiles, Best Restored Beach, best restored beaches

ASBPA is proud to release our much-anticipated annual list of the nation’s best restored beaches.  The award winning projects this year are Duxbury Beach Dune Restoration Project, MA; Ocean Isle Beach Shoreline Protection Project, NC; Sodus Point Beach Project, NY; and Waikiki Beach Maintenance Project, HI.  The goal of ASBPA’s annual best restored beaches award…

Where did your new sand go? Right where it was designed to be!

May 9, 2017asbpa_webbeach nourishment, beach profiles, coastal communities, dredging, engineering, profile equilibration, science and technology

After your beach was nourished, did you wonder where all that sand went? A new white paper has an easy answer: Right where it was designed to go. The movement of large volumes of sand from newly nourished beaches is simply a process of “profile equilibration,” explains the white paper just published by the American…

The lessons of Superstorm Sandy

August 23, 2016asbpa_webArmy Corps, beach profiles, Coastal Hazards, Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey, New York, Shore & Beach, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, USACE

Almost four years after the devastation brought on by the landfall of Superstorm Sandy, coastal scientists and policy-makers are still working to fashion a response shaped by the lessons learned from the storm. Some of the battle is scope, particularly given Sandy’s unique size and attributes. Another factor is sound science, since gathering, analyzing and…

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