Cape May Higbee Beach Wildlife Restoration Project UPDATE

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @WildwoodVideoArchive
    @WildwoodVideoArchive  15 дней назад +2

    what do you think of this project? Let us know!

  • @daveyoder9231
    @daveyoder9231 11 дней назад +1

    Wow. These comments bummed me out. The magnesite plant, the army during WW2, the beach buggy and four-wheeler jerks, all did massive damage to this beach/dune forest fragment. This is NOT a waste of tax dollars. This is what an intelligent government does- restore an ecosystem that will benefit everyone. Keep in mind, restoration of natural habitat protects inland areas from flooding.

  • @WernerTedesco
    @WernerTedesco 12 дней назад

    Great job as usual Joey. Thank you your video was very informative and fun.
    I do have one question, do you have any other information on the planned welcome center?

  • @haroldbartleson2239
    @haroldbartleson2239 15 дней назад +1

    Everything changes Joey Grew up in north cape may living in florida now

  • @marysmith7626
    @marysmith7626 16 дней назад +5

    Why couldn't they leave it alone? Why so much money? Who is paying for this?

  • @mmcgahn5948
    @mmcgahn5948 12 дней назад

    I’m sure this area needs a cleanup from the former manufacturing on that site. I don’t mind spending $26 million in our country to restore property considering we send billions overseas to other countries.

  • @shakinaakers2192
    @shakinaakers2192 13 дней назад

    Why don't they build more low income houses so people are not forced to create a city of tents in Rio Grande

  • @Cape-Dweller
    @Cape-Dweller 15 дней назад

    🥴

  • @chrissignal8857
    @chrissignal8857 15 дней назад

    It's probably humanure.

  • @BeDoHave-so8nr
    @BeDoHave-so8nr 16 дней назад +5

    This is a $26 million dollar and 2 year waste of money and time. Nature is already doing what she and a handful of volunteers could accomplish in half the time with minimal cost. And if the plan is to turn that freshwater pond back to salt water, the last thing you want is more rain. And if DEP says it will take $26m and two years, count on $50m and 4 years. And what you'll be left with will be no better than what is there now, and will possibly be worse. The last thing that piece of land needs is visitors littering and trampling the already fragile landscape.

    • @marysmith7626
      @marysmith7626 16 дней назад +2

      Where is the money coming from? Taxpayers? Did they get a vote if so?

  • @found_treasures831
    @found_treasures831 14 дней назад +1

    Awesome, waste our tax dollars and bring in more tourists to one of the only semi-secret spots in CMC.