the active support of the geomorphological feature as it shifts and evolves under
the geotemporal vector of sediment availability. Importantly, there is no equilibrium form or dimension to the functioning foredune. It has spatial and temporal
variability. Heterogeneity, therefore, is a characteristic of complete foredune
restoration.
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