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California restores 67 acres of farmland into wetlands and wildlife habitat in Salinas

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California is converting 67 acres of former agricultural land at Ensen Community Park in Salinas into wetlands, grasslands, and wildlife habitat. The large-scale restoration project involved reshaping over 172,000 cubic yards of soil to recreate a natural landscape. The site now features 6,000 native plants, 100 trees, 1.7 miles of walking trails, and three bridges. The restored park is set to open to the public on September 20.

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