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Santa Rosa County debuts living shoreline at Floridatown Park | Santa Rosa Press Gazette
According to Santa Rosa County, living shorelines use natural materials and vegetation to reduce erosion, improve water quality and create habitat for fish and wildlife. The project is the first of its kind in Santa Rosa County, according to a news release. The park carries historical significance beyond its use as a public boat ramp and recreation area. A 2002 University of West Florida archaeological investigation found Native American village…
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