Collect physical data and develop a sediment budget and transport model to determine how and where sand and pebbles move in the nearshore of the coast between Port Glasgow and Long Point.

From 2024 to 2027 we will build coastal resilience through dune restoration. Sand dunes form at the back of beaches when sand is trapped by beachgrass and other native plants. Healthy dunes create a barrier against natural coastal hazards, such as flooding and erosion, and improve habitat.

Develop a Resilience Plan that integrates the four dimensions of a resilient coast: social, economic, environmental, and physical processes. The technical and scientific work completed will inform the management options developed to build resilience along the coast. The Action Plan will be co-developed by the Working Group, the Public Advisory Committee, community members at large and reviewed by the Technical Advisory Committee.