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Arcata Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary
My profile piece will be based on The Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary. So what they do there is change wastewater treatments there. So basically they change the waste water into a living eco system. They have multiple uses like wildlife habitats, education and research. In the wildlife habitats many people go bird watching there are other insects, ducks, and other animals. The reason I choose the Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary I love that they are helping the environment. Also I saw that there are many animals there and I wanted something that had to with nature and helping the environment. Im mainly focusing on the marsh on the way it helps the environment and the way it helps animals as well. Lastly, this place is a huge part of

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