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A person paddles a canoe at sunset on a marshy stream with fluffy clouds reflected in the surface of the water. — Grand Bay Wildlife Refuge: Located in coastal Mississippi and Alabama, this refuge was established in 1992 to help protect one of the largest remaining expanses of Gulf Coast wet pine savanna habitat. © Hunter Nichols

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Aerial view of marshland. — Subsiding marshland near Grand Bayou between Pointe Aux Chenes Wildlife Management Area and Lake Tambour near Port Fouchon, Louisiana. © Carlton Ward Jr.

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