Coastal Restoration that Works

The Nature Conservancy recently completed $24.5 million dollars in critical shellfish, coral, and fish habitat restoration. These projects are demonstrating that restoration works: investing in coastal habitat restoration benefits people and nature. Restoring coastal habitats can grow more fish, make coastal waters cleaner, and protect vulnerable coastal communities. To learn more about how you can help go to: www.nature.org/...
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[@marlenekrelle5066]

I am so excited about this project in Port Phillip Bay. It is so encouraging that the damage done by years of overfishing reefs can be reversed for future generations.

[@bigjspec]

All U need to see what works son stupid wit Christmas tress that wash away. About 60 years ago drag lines built canals in the marsh for oil rigs. They put fill along the canal that was a ridge. These ridges hold trees in Lafitte some of them have oak trees two stories high and hold marsh with Roots