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California lumber mill site transformed into wetland with 420,000 native plants

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A former lumber mill in Northern California has been converted into a thriving wetland habitat. Over twenty acres of concrete and asphalt were removed to make way for native vegetation. The restoration effort has introduced more than 420,000 native plants to the area. The project is designed to support critical habitats for juvenile salmon and steelhead. Early results are encouraging, with improved survival rates recorded for coho salmon.

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