US EditionVolunteers replant dune to fight erosion, restore health of Ocean Beach ecosystem - Local News Matters
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Volunteers replant dune to fight erosion, restore health of Ocean Beach ecosystem - Local News Matters
About 100 volunteers helped replant native grass in the sand dunes of Ocean Beach, the city’s three-mile front door to the Pacific Ocean.The newly planted grass, protected by temporary fencing, will help stabilize the dunes to reduce erosion and restore the health of the city’s largest beach, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department said.The effort was a partnership between the park department, the National Park Service, the California A…
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