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Guadalupe Dunes Revegetation Program

by Jacqueline L. Bowland, McClelland Engineers, Ventura, CA, USA,
E. Thomas Jordan, McClelland Engineers, Ventura, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '87

Abstract:

The subject of this paper is a revegetation program currently being developed by McClelland Engineers and Cities Services for a five-mile pipeline construction corridor in the Guadalupe Dunes of San Luis Obispo County, California. The purpose of the Guadalupe Dunes Revegetation Program is to provide a comprehensive methodology for the restoration of areas disturbed during pipeline construction to their preconstruction conditions. This goal includes the promotion of reinvasion by native plants and the physical stabilization of areas having steep topography or mobile dunes.

Subject Headings: Dunes | Pipelines | Pipeline management | Offshore construction | Construction methods | Coastal engineering | Vegetation | California | United States

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