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Mobile District Completes Ship Island Restoration

Mobile District Completes Ship Island Restoration

Aerial photograph of Ship Island after completion of the Ship Island Restoration Project conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District at Ship Island, Mississippi on November 30, 2020. The Ship ... More

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. - Members of the Roy Anderson beach cleanup crew sift for oil residue on Ship Island, Miss., July 31, 2010. The members are part of the ongoing restoration of the Gulf Coast resulting from... More

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. - Beach cleanup crews take a rest during oil recovery operations on Ship Island, Miss., July 31, 2010. The members of the party toiled in the summer heat as part of the ongoing restoration... More

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

Beach cleanup crews on Ship Island, Miss.

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. - William L. Faison and Cornelius Moseley, members of the Roy Anderson beach cleanup crew, dispose of tarballs on Ship Island, Miss., July 31, 2010. The crews are part of the ongoing resto... More

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