Coastal Erosion and the Methods Used to Reduce It

This video outlines the different methods people use to control coastal erosion. Measures include beach nourishment, the construction of sea walls, rock walls, gabion baskets, groynes, and break waters. This video was made in New South Wales, Australia.

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Your video explained everything on the topic I was looking for, with clear examples, and did so in under 10 minutes even. Fantastic job.

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Concise and informative. Thank you.

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It was very interesting !! Thank you for the video .Its a request that can you share video of submerged reefs so that might help to control erosion rate

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[@danlowe8684]

Nice job. But, no matter what you do, it produces unintended consequences - which is what you are probably dealing with in the first place!!! Example - 40 years ago a marina was dredged. Now your beach is void of sand. Today's solution is to blame climate change!!! Remember this when dealing with water...no matter what you do to change the river, lake, pond, ocean, etc., it will balance your change somewhere, somehow. A harbor dredging here will be erosion there. A dyke to prevent flooding here will lead to enhanced flooding and erosion elsewhere.