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Parish wildlife refuges by 10 percent 2. To attract at least 20,000 new day-visitors to Cameron Parish beaches 3. To persuade at least 1,000 birders to stay overnight in Cameron or neighboring Calcasieu parishes in conjunction with birding activities in Cameron Parish. 4. To persuade at least 500 R V 'ers or campers to stay overnight in Cameron ...
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