Development At Patriot's Point Could Endanger Migratory Birds
In Charleston, development at Patriot's Point worries biologists and prompts the US Fish and Wildlife Service to seek a study on potential impacts to migratory bird habitats. Patriot's Point CEO James H. Flatley III plans to review a conceptual site plan with officials while local ornithologists monitor the harbor area known for millions of migrating birds.
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