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The environmental damage caused by souvenir collecting

August 7, 2026 by Agustin Catania

#3: Sand Taken One Bucket at a Time

In coastal preserves, removing sand might seem insignificant, especially in small amounts. But when hundreds of visitors each take a bucket home, the cumulative effect becomes visible. Sand plays a structural role in protecting shorelines from erosion and supporting fragile habitats. What disappears as a souvenir often leaves behind a weakened landscape.

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