It's Your Beach. Let's Save It!
Join the movement to restore and protect Oceanside's coastline for generations to come.
Oceanside's beaches are disappearing, but this is a problem we can solve together. Learn what's causing beach erosion, explore the plan to restore our shoreline, and become part of the growing community working to protect our coast.
A Beach Worth Protecting
Oceanside's beaches are more than a place to spend the day. They are the heart of our community, a driver of our local economy, and a natural resource that belongs to everyone.
Every year, our beaches support an estimated $2.5 billion in economic activity, sustaining local businesses, tourism, recreation, and thousands of jobs. They also provide natural coastal protection, improve quality of life, and preserve the character that makes Oceanside unique.
When we protect our beaches, we're protecting far more than sand.
Community
A free and open gathering place where families, neighbors, and visitors connect with the coast.
Economy
A healthy beach supports local businesses, tourism, and an estimated $2.5 billion in annual economic activity.
Coastal Protection
Wide beaches help buffer waves, reduce erosion, and protect homes, infrastructure, and public spaces.
Learn the Story
The Problem
Discover why Oceanside's beaches are disappearing and what it means for our community.
The Plan
See the proven strategies and restoration efforts designed to rebuild our shoreline.
Progress
Follow the projects, partnerships, and milestones bringing us closer to healthier beaches.
Join The Movement
Real change starts with an informed community. Join our email list to receive updates, opportunities to take action, and important moments when your voice can make a difference.
Why act Now?
Every Year Matters
Beach erosion isn't slowing down on its own. More than 65% of Oceanside's dry beach has already disappeared, and some stretches continue to lose approximately 12 feet of sand each year. Without continued restoration efforts, those losses will affect public access, coastal protection, and the local economy for generations to come.
65%
Dry beach already lost.
12 Feet
Average annual beach loss in some areas.
$250M
Estimated economic loss for every additional 10% of beach erosion.