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Part of Pelican Rookery Protected From Erosion

12/02/2014 by Catherine Kozak

Beacon Island in Pamlico Sound is one of nine known pelican rookeries in the state. Reefs made from oyster shells now protect one of its shorelines. And more work is planned.

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Part of Pelican Rookery Protected From Erosion

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