Select the correct answer from the list.(2 points) Vegetation management and beach nourishment are both old alternative strategies for managing beach erosion. Vegetation management helps by bringing more animals to the shore. Beach nourishment helps by bringing more water to the beach.

Answer 1

Both statements in the prompt are incorrect.

• Vegetation management does not primarily aim to bring more animals to the shore; rather, it involves planting and maintaining vegetation, which can help stabilize sand dunes, reduce erosion, and promote biodiversity.

• Beach nourishment does not bring more water to the beach; instead, it involves adding sand or sediment to the beach to counteract erosion and restore its width and elevation.

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