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Reclaiming the Dream on Virginia Key
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Published on September 25, 2008 at 3:04am
Xavier Cortada's Reclamation Project at the Miami Science Museum is ambitious and admirable. This participatory eco-art project was developed by the Miami artist to help restore native habitats for plants and animals across the community. Today, volunteers will plant 1100 mangrove seedlings on Virginia Key. Will you join them? Even if you're not down for digging in the dirt, you can help by adopting a mangrove seedling for $25. E mail coordinator@reclamationproject.net, or visit www.reclamationproject.net to learn more.
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