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Work begins to move the Sandy Neck parking lot and increase coastal resilience
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Work begins to move the Sandy Neck parking lot and increase coastal resilience
BARNSTABLE – Regional officials and public partners recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the Sandy Neck Long-Term Coastal Resiliency Project with a ceremonial first dig, beginning work to protect the cherished park’s vulnerable dune ecosystem from erosion and flooding. The public park features 1,438 acres of barrier sands over a six-mile long span that draws beachgoers, campers, hikers, and off-road vehicle enthusiasts. The work […] The p…
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