Only around 5 percent of the wetlands in western Lake Erie remain from the days before pollution and dam construction.
Now, a five-year process is underway to restore one of the lake’s largest coastal wetlands, thanks to the Nature Conservancy.
The 2,200-acre Erie Marsh, which has been cut off from the Great Lake since the 1940s, is home to 65 species of fish and 300 species of migratory birds.
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