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Juno Beach Shoreline History

• The beach was first nourished with offshore sand in 2001
• Several major storm events have accelerated shoreline erosion in this area
• Nourished beaches typically have a life of 5 to 10 years before renourishment is required
• 2001 Beach Nourishment Project

• From 1 mile north to 1.4 miles south of the Juno Pier in the Towns of Jupiter and Juno Beach
• An equipment staging area was located in Loggerhead Park
• Project Location Aerial Map
• Project Staging Area Map

• Ongoing erosion is threatening A1A, infrastructure, and beach habitat

• Added approximately 1 million cubic yards of sand to the coastal system to act as a sacrificial berm
• Planted over 50,000 native sea oat plants to restore the eroded dune south of the Juno Pier

• 2009 Renourishment Project Fact Sheet
• 2009 Juno Beach Sea Turtle Nesting Report
• In-water Sea Turtle Monitoring Report
• 2009 Riviera Beach Nearshore Mitigation Reef

• Learn more about Fertilizer Ordinances at the next TCC-FAEP Networking Event on June 20th. [PDF]
• Read the latest edition of Environmental Times, Spring 2013 [PDF]
• Read the latest edition of Lake Worth Lagoon E-News, Spring 2013 [PDF]
• Download a FREE 2013 Palm Beach County Natural Areas Calendar! [PDF]
• Stay up to date with the Department's Monthly Status Reports.