Take a 360° tour of Bruce’s Beach, Manhattan Beach Pier, and El Porto in the City of Manhattan Beach to see future sea level rise and what’s possible with climate action!

After watching the videos, please take this survey.

Manhattan Beach Pier  

Bruce's Beach

El Porto

As part of Climate Ready Manhattan Beach, the City of Manhattan Beach is using virtual reality to help residents and visitors better understand the impacts of sea level rise and their role in implementing climate solutions. The areas featured in the video include a 360 degree view of the Manhattan Beach Pier, Bruce's Beach and El Porto. Using sea level rise models developed the U.S. Geological Survey, these visualizations demonstrate what the City of Manhattan Beach’s coast could look like with 3 feet of sea level rise, high tides, and big waves. Following the videos, the City asks that you take the time for a short survey, which allows the public to provide input on resiliency and carbon reduction strategies.  For more information, please visit Climate Ready MB.

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You have a role to play! Please be sure to fill out our short survey.

This survey allows the public to weigh in on climate action strategies, which will influence present and future decisions made by the City regarding coastal resiliency. The survey is offered in both English and Spanish (Español).

Acknowledgements

The City of Manhattan Beach acknowledges and appreciates the time and expertise Juliette Finzi Hart and Michael Hart of Whitespace VR lent the project to lead and create the videos. Special thanks to Brad Jacobson from Civic Couch for recording the voiceovers and to local residents Samantha Torres, Kim Lewand Martin, and Denny Smith for providing their personal voice to our City’s work. This project is funded by the California Coastal Commission.