In the 1960s, Florida drained land for a giant subdivision; in 2026, restoration finished after removing 260 miles of roads and plugging 48 miles of canals across 55,000 acres
- Restoration work at Picayune Strand is helping restore wetlands across 55,000 acres in Southwest Florida.
- A major restoration project in Southwest Florida has been completed after years of work to bring the natural flow of water back to 55,000 acres of wetlands.
- According to officials, the Picayune Strand Restoration Project covers area between Alligator Alley and Tamiami Trail in Southwest Florida.
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- Restoration work at Picayune Strand is helping restore wetlands across 55,000 acres in Southwest Florida.
- A major restoration project in Southwest Florida has been completed after years of work to bring the natural flow of water back to 55,000 acres of wetlands.
- According to officials, the Picayune Strand Restoration Project covers area between Alligator Alley and Tamiami Trail in Southwest Florida.
Sources: Times of India