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Grass roots restoration fueled by a dedicated group of community volunteers and students

  • Writer: Carly Shabo
    Carly Shabo
  • Nov 15, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 15, 2021


The Seabright Beach Coastal Enhancement Project began at the entrance cove to Seabright Beach in 2013 and now covers from the San Lorenzo River Mouth to the West Harbor Jetty and has become the largest coastal restoration project in the City of Santa Cruz. The project is increasing coastal resiliency by using green infrastructure to build coastal dunes that protect our shorelines and provide important wildlife habitat in the urban envelope.


This grass roots restoration is fueled by a dedicated group of community volunteers and students from Gault Elementary School, Monarch Elementary School, Alternative Family Education and Costanoa High School.


Gault Elementary School 3rd Grade students present details on their efforts with the Seabright Beach Coastal Enhancement project to the Santa Cruz City Council. This urban coastal restoration project is engaging our youth in restoration science, enhancing coastal biodiversity, and re-visioning a healthy coastline.


more info at: groundswellecology.org


 
 
 

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