Beach nourishment is not a permanent solution against beach erosion, as periodic
renourishment will be needed to maintain its effectiveness. Numerous publications show …

Coastal regions are exposed to natural phenomena such as sea waves, sea level rise,
climate change, and flooding events. These factors, along with human pressures, lead to an …

This new edition-now with Nancy Jackson as a co-author-continues the themes of the first
edition: the need to restore the biodiversity, ecosystem health, and ecosystem services …

Coastal erosion is a natural phenomenon that is becoming a growing problem along
coastlines around the world. In this research, the evolution of two beaches located in …

Beach nourishment is a soft engineering intervention that supplies sand to the shore, to
increase the beach recreational area and to decrease coastal vulnerability to erosion. This …

Beach nourishment is a proved effective protection approach which has been widely used in
recent years. An Argus video monitoring system has been set up to monitor morphological …

Along many Mediterranean coasts, the detached seagrass material of Posidonia oceanica
creates seagrass berms that control the structure and morphodynamics of sandy beaches …

Currently, many countries around the world face serious problems related to coastal erosion.
The use of natural fillers extracted from shallow areas as well as from rivers for coastal …

Increased climate impacts threaten coastal functions globally, highlighting the need for
multifunctional coastal climate adaptation. Sand nourishment can adapt sandy coasts to sea …

The increase in anthropic activities and floods of coastal and river origin put the proper
functioning of coastal cities at risk. Benidorm (Spain), an international tourist destination, is …