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The Audubon Society has purchased a thirty six acre tract on Lee Island, and will preserve the land as a shore bird and Turtle sanctuary. This will protect this part of the island from development.
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Tight lines!
Johnny
Any other details on the audobons tract on lea island? Where is it, what new rules.....? I go over quite a bit and show my respect to the enviornment and wildlife of the island, i sure hope they dont try to keep people out! Keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of anything, but I am suspicious. I think I would rather see it closed to us rather than developed, but I don't realy see a reason the Audobons to buy it other than protecting the birds. So yes, I am suspicious.
ReplyDeleteTight lines!
Johnny