References
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– De Schipper, M.A. et al. (in press). Sandy futures: A global multidisciplinary perspective on ocean coast beach nourishment. Nature Reviews Earth and Environment.
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Online Resources
– Demonstrating Building with Nature at coastal sites— factsheet on sandy coastal work within the INTERREG NSR Building with Nature project
– De Zandmotor—Sand Motor project website
– ENsuring DUne REsilience against Climate Change (ENDURE)—overview website of dune resilience projects funded by ERDF through the INTERREG Two Seas program 2014–2020
– Living Shorelines, Center for Coastal Resources Management—overview of living shoreline solutions investigated by the CCRM, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
– Oyster Restoration Workgroup—website of the worldwide workgroup composed of oyster restoration scientists and enthusiasts, with links and resources