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In 2007, FRIENDS started a project to restore the beach at The Crossing, Marsh Harbour. The beach had been overtaken by invasive casuarinas and Hawaiian seagrape, which prevented many native plants from growing. With permission from local government, the invasive plants were removed. A dune was formed, and planted with native vegetation. Today, the beach is flourishing and has become a popular recreational area.
FRIENDS also works with community groups and businesses to give advice on restoration and beautification initiatives.
