The sand bypass system, which helps replenish the sand-starved north side beach, has been inoperable since 2019.

Mariners are urged to be cautious in the area of the inlet and to maintain a safe distance from dredging equipment. Why emergency replenishment is necessary The area of the Indian River Inlet ...

Dredging along the Gold Coast to pump sand back onto its world famous beaches has been delayed. Read the latest. Chelsea Bunting. @chelseambunting. 2 min read. May 22, 2025 - 6:00PM.

Delayed Pleasure Island beach nourishment gets green light, but only after hurricane season A project to pump sand onto Carolina and Kure beaches was supposed to happen this winter, but rising ...

We used to pump sand from 100–200 meters offshore; now we go as far as four kilometres. ... Just as some truck drivers own dredging operations, I’m free to do the same.” ...

“As of July 2024, 30 tons of sharp sand cost N85,000. It rose to N110,000 in November and then N126,000 in January 2025. “We accepted those increases, citing the rising costs of diesel ...

The Army Corps is dredging the Ponce de Leon Inlet and the Intercoastal Waterway, and dredging could begin in a couple of weeks. Crews will pump about 900,000 cubic yards of sand onto the beach ...

A dredging barge sitting idle on the Gold Coast for the past two weeks is finally being put to work to help restore the city's eroded beaches following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. For the next ...

The US Army Corps of Engineers will be dredging Oceanside Harbor starting on April 15, as part of their annual project to help boats safely navigate the waters. The public is advised to use caution… ...

This was done so the sand would be available for dredging to Hueneme Beach. Mother Nature would deliver 1.2 million cubic per year through Hueneme Beach prior to the creation of the Port of Hueneme.

About 400,000 cubic yards of sand and sediment will be pumped from the Agua Hedionda Lagoon, and transported over to the Carlsbad shoreline. For the first time in four years, dredging begins at ...