Editorial: Plan for waterfowl protects the environment as HRBT expansion proceeds
Effort to safely relocate migratory waterfowl that lived on Fort Wool shows that balancing environmental protection and transportation progress is possible.
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Effort to safely relocate migratory waterfowl that lived on Fort Wool shows that balancing environmental protection and transportation progress is possible.
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Up until 2020, approximately 25,000 birds called the HRBT's South Island home. Now, they roam the historic Fort Wool.
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The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation shorebird team recently walked up and down the islands' beaches and documented every bird it saw as part of the Glob