Image: Cove at Martin National Wildlife Refuge (15031968511)

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Description: The 20,950 feet of living shoreline that will be constructed at Martin National Wildlife Refuge will protect nearly 1,200 acres of high tidal marsh which act as a buffer zone for area villages and provide habitat to the soft shell crabs many on Smith Island rely on to make their livelihood Credit: Keith Shannon/USFWS Find out more about the trip at http://usfwsnortheast.wordpress.com/tag/hurricane-sandy-aerial-tour/ Stay up to date on Hurricane Sandy recovery and resiliency projects at https://www.fws.gov/hurricane/sandy/ Like us on Facebook Follow us of Twitter
Title: Cove at Martin National Wildlife Refuge (15031968511)
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Author: U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Northeast Region
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Glenn Martin National Wildlife Refuge

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