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Birds Sing Anew from Within 40-Acre Wetland Restored by Residents of N. Orleans' Historic Lower Ninth

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Sankofa Wetlands Park is a 40-acre section of neglected wetlands in the heart of the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans .

Led by a local community development group, the park has been restored to glories past with hundreds of local trees that attract over a hundred species of birds, plus joggers and nature lovers.

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