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Photo by Jim Wilson
Just two weeks later, the sea oats are already growing.
The payback from this project will keep coming, for years!
It is described best in a letter from the County Parks Director,
as shown below. |
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This passage from a letter written by Elizabeth Warren,
the Parks Director of the Pinellas County Parks Department,
to Friends of Fort De Soto, describes it well:
...sea oats are a vital dune plant, which create beach dunes by collecting
blowing sands. As a result, cover is created for many living organisms. They
also provide food for many of the migrant birds passing through on their way
to the Caribbean and beyond in the fall. |
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