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Okaloosa County completes 2,000 feet of living shoreline on Choctawhatchee Bay
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Okaloosa County completes 2,000 feet of living shoreline on Choctawhatchee Bay
A nature-based approach to fighting erosion along the Choctawhatchee Bay has wrapped up after years of work, with 2,000 feet of living shoreline now protecting parkland and wildlife habitat on Okaloosa Island. The project, funded through a combination of tourism revenue and federal grants totaling $4.6 million, shields Veterans Park and Marler Park from erosion while supporting the ecosystem in the surrounding waters. “This unique landscape is …
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