Lowering Breakwater Could Help Ecosystem
A lowering of parts of the Long Beach Breakwater could help improve water quality and be used to create a new rocky bottom marine habitat and kelp forest, restoring the ecosystem off the Long Beach coast. That is the key of the findings in a Reconnaissance study just completed by the Long Beach firm of Moffatt & Nichol, a study that will be presented to the City Council tonight (Monday) in a public session. Continue reading Grunion Gazette.
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