Using a Green Shores® nature-based approach, restoration of this pocket beach will include planting with native vegetation, removal of non-native armoured rock and application of beach nourishment to reclaim the ecological and cultural values of the site. This approach will stabilize the backshore against erosion, prevent coastal squeeze, ensure restoration of vital nutrient and sedimentary processes which support all five important salmon species found in this area: chinook, coho, sockeye, chum and pink.

The eroding backshore will be re-graded, stabilized, and planted with native riparian and upland species. Non-native armoured rock and materials will be removed and the beach will be nourished with a sand-gravel mix of small rock pebbles, pea gravel, and sand. These sediments are well suited to provide spawning habitat for surf smelt and potentially for Pacific sand lance forage fish both of which support salmon. The beach nourishment will also help to stabilize the backshore against erosion and prevent coastal squeeze.