Mile 256 Report
Kiwanda Beach, Daley Lake, Camp Winema
December 19, 2008
The outlet from Daley Lake is flowing closer to the foredune.
Report Details
The outlet from Daley Lake is flowing closer to the foredune. This is of concern ever since the hearing about the dune erosion and Camp Wi-Ne-Ma's responsibility 10 years ago. My dog and I were the only evidence of beach visitors as it was a cold, wintry day to be out. There were many big logs that had drifted in front of the foredune to the north of the public access.
Conditions
Temperature: 28 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Moderate. Wind Direction: NW.
Concerns
Disturbances: Shorebirds moving in response to humans/dogs
Driftline Content
Seaweeds and seagrass, Shells, Wood pieces.
Actions & Comments
The outlet from Daley Lake is flowing closer to the foredune. This is of concern ever since the hearing about the dune erosion and Camp Wi-Ne-Ma's responsibility 10 years ago.
Harding
CoastWatcher
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Mile 256
Kiwanda Beach, Daley Lake, Camp Winema
Significant erosion to the dune which has caused many trees of all sizes to fall to the beach and be washed northward. Of note: this same significant degree of erosion occurred for 2 1/2 miles: from the northern section of mile 254 through mile 257 at Camp Winema
Heidi Heidenreich
Mile 256
Kiwanda Beach, Daley Lake, Camp Winema
Though overcast many people were enjoying their beach time including a lady from TX.
Harding
Mile 256
Kiwanda Beach, Daley Lake, Camp Winema
There is very little change to the sand or dunes along mile 256.
jeanrcameron
Mile 256
Kiwanda Beach, Daley Lake, Camp Winema
Nice day at the ocean, people seem to be enjoying themselves.
gordonleslie
