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Massachusetts Removed Two Dams From the Coonamessett River in Cape Cod and Converted Ancient Cranberry Fields Into 22.7 Hectares of Wetlands, Where More than 200 Native Plant Species Have Already Returned.

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The withdrawal of two dams from the Coonamessett River in Cape Cod recovered 22.7 hectares of wetlands where more than 200 species of native plants returned.

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The withdrawal of two dams from the Coonamessett River in Cape Cod recovered 22.7 hectares of wetlands where more than 200 species of native plants returned.

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ecoticias.com broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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