beach renourishment

Rick and Cathy talk about the evils of beach renourishment — not only why it's a no-win situation, but how great Florida beaches could look without renourishment. It's a controversial take — especially for beach property owners. 

Links We Mentioned

Fort De Soto

Canaveral National Seashore

St. George Island State Park

Anastasia Island

Anna Maria Island public beach

Washington Oaks State Park

Army Corps will not renourish Pinellas Beaches

Indian Shores Tiki Garden Beach

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Flagler County administrator Craig Coffey answers some questions about their 11-mile dune restoration project beach renourishment north of Flagler Beach and a separate 1-mile project north and south of the Flagler pier.