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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Coastal and Partners Programs

April Punsalan, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

April Punsalan describes work that Jason Ayers has done with the South Coastal Program in South Carolina protecting and restoring wetland ecosystems.

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Date Recorded: March 5, 2020
Tags:
  • ecological services
  • federally listed
  • Georgia
  • habitat loss
  • habitat protection
  • SePPCon 2020
  • South Carolina
  • South Coastal Program
  • USFWS
  • wetland restoration

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