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This course, which is part of the Florida Master Naturalist Program, is of special interest to shoreline property owners who want to learn about alternatives to seawalls and other erosion control methods, organizations interested in planning coastal shoreline restoration projects, and volunteers who want to assist with coastal restoration projects. It provides training in the restoration of living shorelines, oyster reefs, mangroves, and salt marsh, with focus on ecology, benefits, methods and monitoring techniques.
Contact Chris Verlinde, 850-623-3868 or Rick O'Connor, 850-475-5230 for more information.
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