. Coast Watch. Ressources marines ; océanographie ; la gestion des zones côtières ; l'écologie côtière. TIDINGS côtières. Bodie à lumière Rajeunit il National Park Service prépare le Bodie Island Lighthouse pour une restauration majeure. La structure de 1872 est dû pour un montant de 1,7 millions de dollars, de haut en bas, révision, selon les responsables NPS. Le travail n'est pas prévu pour jusqu'en 2006. Pendant ce temps, la recherche permettra d'assurer la transformation sera historiquement exact - à partir de la peinture de couleurs pour matériaux de couverture. Certains restauration sur le phare a été terminé récemment avec des fonds de "Save America's Treasures", un gouvernement fédéral

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. Coast watch. Marine resources; Oceanography; Coastal zone management; Coastal ecology. COASTAL TIDINGS. Bodie Light to Get Facelift he National Park Service is readying the Bodie Island Lighthouse for major restoration. The 1872 structure is due for a $1.7 million, top-to-bottom overhaul, according to NPS officials. Work is not expected to begin until 2006. Meanwhile, research will ensure the makeover will be historically accurate — from paint colors to roofing materials. Some restoration on the lighthouse was recently completed with funds from "Save America's Treasures, " a federal/state matching program. The first Bodie Island Lighthouse was built in 1848 on Pea Island for $12, 000. A decade later, it was deemed unserviceable. Its replacement — also on Pea Island — was constructed for $25, 000 and included an improved lens. The second lighthouse was destroyed during the Civil War. The present Bodie Island Lighthouse was built north of the Oregon Inlet on Hatteras Island, for a total cost of $140, 000. The proposed refurbishing project will include shoring up its iron staircase, cleaning, painting or replacing any deteriorating metal parts, and repairing masonry, trusses, windows, woodwork and flooring. Once Congress appropriates the money, it is estimated that it will take about two years to complete the work. -P.S. Plan Beach Trips with DCM Web Site I n the spring, a North Carolinian's fancy turns to thoughts of the beach. Now, locating public beach access sites along the coast is easier, thanks to the N.C. Division of Coastal Management (DCM). Using a geographic information system (GIS) database, DCM has developed an online guide to public access points. Here's how it works: Go to www.nccoastalnwnagement.net/access/ sites.htm. The access site page displays a map of the 20 coastal counties. Select a county or town, and zoom to that location. The public access sites are grouped into four types: regional, neighborhood, local and urban waterfront. Faci

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