DPNR Removes Garbage From Street to Reef in Frederiksted

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DPNR Removes Garbage From Street to Reef in Frederiksted

The cleanup was planned by the Divisions of Coastal Zone Management and Environmental Enforcement with a goal of removing debris from the street, beach and marine habitats of Frederiksted in celebration of World Oceans Day.

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