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Many people choose to live on the Gulf Coast because of it's natural beauty.
Many people choose to live on the Gulf Coast because of it's natural beauty. Drexel and her guest explore a collaborative effort between environmentalist, volunteers and the state to restore local shorelines that time and nature have eroded.
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Living Shoreline - Preview
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Many people choose to live on the Gulf Coast because of it's natural beauty. Drexel and her guest explore a collaborative effort between environmentalist, volunteers and the state to restore local shorelines that time and nature have eroded.
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