Ribbon Cutting Living Shoreline

Okaloosa County · February 12, 2026

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Opening remark about the project

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Speaker 1 opened by framing the visible structure as more than rock: 'What you see behind me may look like a pile of rocks, but what it really is is a legacy for coastal resiliency.' He positioned the installation as a long-term resiliency project.

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Officials and partners in Okaloosa County celebrated the addition of a large living shoreline on Choctawhatchee Bay, which speakers said aims to reduce erosion, support habitat and improve coastal resilience. The project was described as years in the making and funded and built through grants and multiple county departments.

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