A PowerPoint presentation that shows how the sand has equilibrated since the nourishment project began, that also discusses the health of the sand borrow areas relative to future renoushment.
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Two Park Rangers counting egg shells and digging down into a sea turtle nest in the sand. [Courtesy NPS/P. Vankevich] According to an update from…
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