These artificial reefs off a New York City beach help sea creatures. They might also save lives
Briefly

The Living Breakwaters project, primarily funded by Sandy recovery money, aims to not only protect against future storms but also revive the local ecosystem.
By integrating living features into traditional breakwaters, the new artificial reefs promote biodiversity, providing shelter for oysters, crabs, and fish.
Architect Pippa Brashear emphasizes that other vulnerable coastline communities can adopt the Living Breakwaters strategy to mitigate wave damage and foster marine life.
The innovative design of these breakwaters represents a shift from conventional coastal defenses, focusing on both protection and ecological restoration.
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