Pilot Town Acquisition Protects Prime Coastal Habitat

Prime coastal habitat, sea turtles, marine mammals, birds and oysters in Alabama will benefit from the recent approval of almost $100 million in funding from the Natural Resource Damage Assessment

Related Keywords

Alabama ,United States ,Gulf Shores ,Bon Secour ,Mobile Bay ,Gulf Highlands ,China ,Oyster Bay ,Little Point Clear ,Fort Morgan ,Dauphin Island ,Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge ,Chinese ,Chris Blankenship ,Amy Hunter ,Wildlife Service ,Alabama Department Of Conservation ,Natural Resource Damage Assessment ,Deepwater Horizon ,Pilot Town ,Alabama Department ,Natural Resources ,Deepwater Horizon Restoration Coordinator ,Coastal Restoration Specialist ,Nature Conservancy ,Commissioner Chris Blankenship ,Online Only ,