Restored 290-acre New Jersey marsh draws eagles, ospreys and herons
Cape May County has started a large restoration effort to revive its local ecosystem. The project centers on restoring tidal flow and building new wildlife habitats. Aquatic prey species and several bird species are already returning to the area. The initiative also adds protections for freshwater ecosystems and new trails and recreational facilities for public use.
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