Beach nourishment is a viable strategy to manage beach erosion because it can help replenish sand and widen the beach, providing a natural buffer against wave impact and erosion. Furthermore, it can enhance recreational opportunities and stimulate local economies by attracting tourists. However, beach nourishment is not a permanent solution, given the inevitable recurrence of coastal erosion and consequent need for further nourishment. Additionally, it can have adverse impacts on marine ecosystems and water quality. Therefore, a sustainable coastal management approach that combines beach nourishment with other measures such as wetland restoration, dune building, and setback lines is necessary to protect coastlines in the long run.
