Virginia wildlife refuge moves parking lot 2.5 miles to restore coastal ecosystem

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Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia is relocating its beach parking facilities to a more secure northern location. The decision follows significant storm damage sustained at the current site. Authorities say the move is intended to reduce future repair and maintenance costs. The relocation also accounts for the natural geographical shifts occurring on the island over time. Once vacated, the former parking area will be allowed to revert to its native coastal ecosystem, including dunes and saltmarsh.

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