1 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
2 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
3 / 113
4 / 113

A snowy plover, one of the most threatened shorebirds in Florida, sits on a nest near where the Town of Fort Myers Beach is conducting a sand haul project during the middle of the state’s shorebird nesting season. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
5 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
6 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
7 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
8 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
9 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
10 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
11 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
12 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
13 / 113

14 / 113

15 / 113

16 / 113

17 / 113

18 / 113

19 / 113

sand haul
20 / 113

sand haul
21 / 113

22 / 113

23 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
24 / 113

25 / 113

26 / 113

27 / 113

28 / 113

29 / 113

30 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Picture is Island Towers Resort. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
31 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
32 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
33 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
34 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
35 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
36 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
37 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
38 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
39 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
40 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
41 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
42 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
43 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
44 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
45 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
46 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
47 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
48 / 113

The Kahlua Beach Club on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
49 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
50 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
51 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
52 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
53 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
54 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
55 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
56 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
57 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
58 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
59 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
60 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
61 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
62 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
63 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
64 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
65 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
66 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
67 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
68 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
69 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
70 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
71 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
72 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
73 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
74 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
75 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
76 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
77 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
78 / 113

79 / 113

80 / 113

81 / 113

82 / 113

83 / 113

84 / 113

85 / 113

86 / 113

87 / 113

88 / 113

89 / 113

90 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
91 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
92 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
93 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
94 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
95 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
96 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
97 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
98 / 113

99 / 113

100 / 113

101 / 113

102 / 113

103 / 113

104 / 113

105 / 113

106 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
107 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
108 / 113

109 / 113

110 / 113

111 / 113

112 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
113 / 113

The Town of Fort Myers Beach sand haul project involves the construction of a six-foot beam that will stretch from mid-island north to the area of the beach near Miramar Street. The $2 million project is being done in the middle of shorebird nesting season and sea turtle nesting season, and has already resulted in the relocation of 13 sea turtle nests. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
[expand]