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November 2018 Protecting wetlands helps communities reduce damage from hurricanes and storms

November 2018 Protecting wetlands helps communities reduce damage from hurricanes and storms

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Protecting wetlands helps communities reduce damage from hurricanes and storms

Coastlines along the southern states are being built up and developed for homes and hotels, but this rapid coastal development is destroying natural ecosystems like marshes, mangroves, oyster reefs and coral reefs - resources that are our first line of defense against hurricanes.

 
FORMaine

FOR/Maine (Forest Opportunity Roadmap / Maine), is a unique collaboration of different groups in the community which have come together to realize the next generation of Maine's great forest economy. Learn More

 
American Farmers, The Unsung Environmentalists
One of the biggest conversations about modern farming has to do with its impact on the environment. However Farmers have an interest in preserving a sustainable environment, keeping their livestock healthy and doing more with less.  Read More
 
USDA Provides Hurricane Michael Relief and Recovery to Landowners

The USDA staff in regional, county, and state offices are actively responding and providing a variety of program flexibilities to landowners, agricultural producers, and community members impacted by Hurricane Michael. 
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LandCAN is finally getting with the times and created an Instagram account and we want to feature YOU! With your permission we'd love to post pictures of you enjoying the great outdoors, working on your land, and the creatures you come across. Follow us and send us images!
 
 
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