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An oyster reef in Downe Township, New Jersey that serves as the first phase of the Hurricane Sandy-funded living shoreline installation for the Gandy’s Beach shoreline protection project (completed in October 2015).

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Living shoreline creation refers to the process of planting vegetation along the shoreline and installing structures that help hold the vegetation in place.

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