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Timbalier Island Restoration

By October 1996, fences at the western end of the island had successfully trapped enough sand to build a dune system close in height to that of the fences (approx. 4 feet high). The creation of vegetated dunes should help increase the island's future resilience to damage from storms.
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  • 2015-09-25
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