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FDEP funds dune planting project on Sanibel Island for coastal resilience

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The City of Sanibel began the final stage of its post-Hurricane Ian Beach Recovery project. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection provided funding for this effort as part of the Hurricanes Ian and Nicole Recovery Plans. The project involves installing native dune vegetation in a 15-foot strip along the Gulfward edge of the existing dune line to provide erosion control.

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The dune planting project aims to strengthen the resilience of the dune system, which helps provide natural protection to beachfront properties on Sanibel Island. This effort is part of broader recovery plans following Hurricanes Ian and Nicole.

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