Given the unprecedented amount of rain this winter, the project area now warrants removal of invasive species and maintenance of the existing sand fencing and signage. The City is seeking volunteers for our next community event. Join us on Friday, August 25th at 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Meet at 23rd Street and The Strand. The CA State Coastal Conservancy is fully-funding the Manhattan Dune Restoration project through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and California Climate Investments, which are programs that put cap and trade dollars to work.
View the Interactive Parking Map to find alternative parking lots around town (read posted signs regarding parking restrictions). If you're biking to Manhattan Beach, check out the available bike parking around town.
Four years in the making, after forming solid community and agency partnerships and securing full grant funding, the Manhattan Beach Dune Restoration in January 2022! The Bay Foundation, in partnership with the City of Manhattan Beach, L.A. County Department of Beaches and Harbors, L.A. County Fire Department – Lifeguard Division, and the California State Coastal Conservancy, has started implementation of restoring approximately 3 acres of beach dunes along the north Manhattan Beach coastline. The CA State Coastal Conservancy is fully-funding the Manhattan Dune Restoration project through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and California Climate Investments, which are programs that put cap and trade dollars to work.
