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Long Island

Mission: Develop and promote stewardship, restoration and maintenance projects for trails.

Project Dates: April 2008-present

Summary: 
Long Island serves as a seawall to Kodiak city, buffering it from wind, knocking down easterly swells and capturing much of the debris that would otherwise land at Kodiak. This annual clean-up improves a beach of high recreational value, serves as a valuable monitoring site for marine debris accumulation over time and provides an annual retreat for the local boy scout troop.

Funding Partners: Alaska Marine Stewardship Foundation

In-kind Partners: Boy Scout Troop 626, ALPAR Alaska


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