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Looking down the beach in the Hamptons with a dramatic sky

Morning light shines on the dunes at the Ocean City, NJ beach. The image focuses on the partially buried fence zig zagging into the distance.

Beach fence and sand dunes with Atlantic Ocean horizon, scenic landscape in the Outer Banks at Nags Head, North Carolina, USA.

Miles of sand dunes and white sandy beaches offer habitat to maritime plants and diverse wildlife that is almost the same as it was thousands of years ago, Island Beach State Park

Sand fences attached to a dune on the Atlantic coast to protect the sand from wind erosion.

A few people brave the cold February winds to walk along Town Neck Beach in Sandwich, Massachusetts where a new sand fence has been installed to help control erosion.

There are a few places where we can go that are free from mankind's influence on our oceans. From the shore to the deep seas. We must become even more diligent and mindful of our actions towards the environment if we want both humans and animals to survive.

Windswept old damaged fence on an Oregon State Beach.

A closeup of a wooden fence in the dunes of the Atlantic coast in Anastacia State Park in Florida. Backlit by the morning sun the fence casts an interesting pattern of shadows and textures in sand.

Chesapeake Bay sand dune protection by fencing

Waves breaking on the beach in morning light with an erosion control fence on the sand dunes, Outer Banks at Nags Head, North Carolina, NC, USA.

Wooden fence on a beach with smooth white sand, selective focus

Town Neck Beach in Sandwich, Massachusetts gets buffeted by wind driven waves adding to the on going erosion problems of Cape Cod.

Beach during the winter season in Cadzand - The Netherlands

Baldaio empty beach viewpoint. Rías Altas, A Coruña province, Galicia, Spain. Wooden railing protecting waterfront promenade .

Fences next to a dune at the beach

Beach environment at Plum Island on Cape Ann of the northeast coast of Massachusetts. The protected 11 mile long island is known for the beach plums plants for it's namesake.

Beach with sun, surf, sand dunes, waves, and new erosion control fence, Atlantic Ocean horizon at the Outer Banks, North Carolina, NC, USA.

Photo taken in Sag Harbor, United States

Constant wind off the ocean creates patterns and ripples in the sand behind a fence on a Cape Cod beach.

Beach fence, sand and the ocean. The fence holds the sands from eroding into the ocean. Cupsoque beach, Westhampton, Long Island, New York.

Coastal area shows a sand dune restoration project with wooden fencing and native plants thriving.

Beach fences hide the angry sea before hurricane Idaliah

Side view of wooden staircase by the beach.

Beach sand and surf with erosion control fence in morning sunlight, Outer Banks in North Carolina, NC, USA.

Dune fences in row on beach in Cape Cod at sunrise.

The Cape Cod National Seashore created on August 7, 1961 by President John F. Kennedy, encompasses 43,500 acres of ponds, woods and beachfront on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Photo taken along the beautiful scenic coastline near Wellfleet. Cape Cod is famous, worldwide, as a coastal vacation destination.

Ile d'Oleron Beach in France

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