Marion harbormaster Michael Cormier on a sea wall that is to be replaced by a sloping wall on Bird Island.
(Paul E. Kandarian for The Boston Globe)
Feathering the nests
Long-planned work will restore tern breeding grounds
Marion harbormaster Michael Cormier on a sea wall that is to be replaced by a sloping wall on Bird Island.
(Paul E. Kandarian for The Boston Globe)
MARION - The Bird Island tern restoration program seems finally to be on the horizon, even as the tiny circle of land, home to two types of protected sea birds, is slowly eroding. (Full article: 772 words)
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