Jan 1, 2015 · Back dune is a generic term for established dunes in a coastal setting that lie detached from the shoreline by other dunes referred to as foredunes (Salm et al., 2000; …

Get away from the daily grind and unwind along the shores of the Back Bay. Disconnect and recharge by taking in the scenic beauty. Enjoy all the recreation opportunities on and off the …

extensively planted on our dunes and have become a serious weed threatening or native backdune vegetation. Roads and carparks are often located on top of backdune areas with …

Coastal panicgrass (Figure 22) is a warm-season bunch-like grass that is a post-stabilization species thriving from the crest of the frontal dune to inland sites. It is the only dune …

Feb 29, 2016 · Landward of the frontal dune are back dunes or secondary dunes that have a variety of shapes and relief. Back dunes tend to be lower in height than the frontal dune. In …

BUILDING AND PLANTING COASTAL SAND DUNES: Back Dune Species. Coastal panicgrass is a warm season bunch-like grass that is a post stabilization species thriving from the crest of …

Apr 21, 2021 · Back dune refers to established dunes in a coastal setting that are detached from the shoreline by other dunes referred to as foredunes. The soil tends to be sandy and well …

Over time, as sand dunes become stabilized, shrubs and trees begin to colonize backdune areas.

This provides information on backdune species as well as tools and techniques for restoring backdunes in a wide range of beach types in New Zealand. The backdunes species below are …

The back dune, where the sand is stable, supports a select group of native salt-tolerant trees, shrubs, and other herbaceous plants as well as native grasses and vines. Farthest from the …