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Documentary Explores Manchac's Troubled Waters
By: Corporate Editorial Team

07/24/2019

Through a partnership with the Southeastern Louisiana University Foundation, Entergy’s Environmental Initiative Fund helped enhance the Turtle Cove Environmental Research Station located in Manchac, La.

Tune-in to the university’s award-winning television channel for a compelling video history lesson, titled “Troubled Waters,” and learn about the plans for helping restore these critical wetlands.

You can also watch the documentary online here and below:

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Environment  LA Environment  Sustainability  Grants  Louisiana 
Corporate Editorial Team
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