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The shoreline at the park has been suffering from ongoing and extensive sea level rise, storm surge, and wave-driven erosion.
Less ice in the Gulf of St. Lawrence: Coastal erosion in P.E.I. could increase if trend continues in coming winters In the winter of 2021-22, construction began at Cedar Dunes Provincial Park in West Point, P.E.I., by installing five reefs and a groyne designed to withstand strong storms and waves and help build up sediment to reduce erosion. - Government of P.E.I.
Coastal engineers measured and studied waves, tides, currents, and sediment flow to find the best solution for the area. Beach nourishment, a groyne and offshore coastal reefs were selected because they work with the natural conditions to help rebuild and protect the shore.
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