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Recovery at Anahuac Refuge Showcases Rebound and Access Upgrades
Officials report debris removal and gravel repairs on 13 miles of roads to restore access after severe damage. Wildlife is returning slowly with species including bobcats, river otters, coyotes, and migrating birds reappearing, though salt impacted some habitats. Visitors can enjoy fishing, crabbing, trails, and marshboardwalks as recovery progresses.
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