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htmlText_A55F5868_AA6A_E989_41D9_7462324DAFE7.html = 2,000 oyster bags were along this 110 linear foot project. Oyster bags contain oyster shells that have been recycled and collected from restaurants and drop off sites.
The oyster shells are cured for six months before making their way back to the estuary as part of reef restoration or habitat enhancement projects. Find your local oyster shell recycling center here. Sea oxeye daisy (Borrichia frutescens) is one of the species that was planted in the upland area of the living shoreline. In late spring and summer, this shrub will bloom a yellow round flower seen below, that attracts butterflies and other pollinators.
A great blue heron (Ardea herodius) can be seen flying in. great blue herons can be found in salt marshes and tidal creeks hunting for small fish and crabs.
Living shorelines provide habitat for food for herons, egrets, and other shorebirds.
You can visit this site at the Skidaway Island State Park located on Skidaway Island in Savannah.
The living shoreline site is located along the Sandpiper Trail.