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Keeping It Simple: Easy Ways to Help Wildlife Along Roads

Photo Gallery for Combining sea oats with beach rubble creates nesting habitat for seabirds



Native vegetation planted along St. George Island causeway
Florida Department of Transportation photo
Native vegetation planted along St. George Island causeway

Shell, sand, and stone rubble create a "roughened environment for nesting birds
Florida Department of Transportation photo
Shell, sand, and stone rubble create a "roughened" environment for nesting birds

Birds nesting along St. George Island causeway
Florida Department of Transportation photo
Birds nesting along St. George Island causeway

Updated: 12/12/2012
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