Florida Sinks 1,500 Tons of Recycled Concrete Pipe to Build Three Artificial Reefs
Workers off the Florida coast are placing about three million pounds of recycled concrete drainage pipes on the seabed to form artificial reefs. The project aims to strengthen marine habitats for local fish species. The reefs are being positioned four to eight nautical miles off East Pass near Destin. Their varying depths are expected to support a wider range of marine life. The work is expected to improve both fishing and diving opportunities in the area.
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