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Baldwin County Aerial view of coastal wetlands and marsh along a waterway near Oyster Bay

Gulf Shores Locks In Permanent Protection for 836 Acres of Oyster Bay Wetlands

James Bullard, May 8, 2020

Gulf Shores has placed 836 acres of wetlands along Oyster Bay under a permanent conservation easement, protecting the land from future development and funding habitat restoration through a federal Deepwater Horizon settlement program.

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Baldwin County Fish swimming around an artificial reef structure underwater in the Gulf of Mexico

Alabama Plans to Sink $22.5 Million Into Gulf Habitat, With a New Big Ship Still Undecided

James Bullard, May 22, 2019July 21, 2026

Alabama officials are preparing to pour $22.5 million into new fish habitat across inshore, nearshore and offshore waters, though one of the most eye-catching pieces of the plan — adding another large ship to the state’s artificial reef system — remains up in the air. Craig Newton, a biologist with…

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Baldwin County Coastal marsh and wetland habitat along the Alabama Gulf Coast with birds flying over the water

Alabama Gulf Coast to See $63 Million in New Restoration Projects

James Bullard, November 15, 2016

Six new coastal restoration projects worth $63 million, funded through fines paid by BP and Transocean, will fund land conservation and habitat work from Dauphin Island and Bayou La Batre to Gulf Shores and Bon Secour.

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