58,000 tons of rock will create a new artificial reef off Palos Verdes Peninsula
(WorldNews Environment)

A project to restore reefs and marine animals off the Palos Verdes Peninsula Coast resumed last week after an approximately three-month coronavirus-induced hiatus, and is expected to be finished next month — with about 58,000 tons of rock creating a new reef. Work on the Palos Verdes Reef Restoration Project restarted on Thursday, Aug. 27, and a massive barge and crane will be seen off Rancho Palos Verdes, near Trump National Golf Course, until the work is done, at the end of September. The project will restore the rocky reefs that have been impacted by decades of landslides. The artificial reef is also designed to attract fish and other marine animals, while creating fishing...