Between 2001 and 2010, Delaware sank 997 retired New York City subway cars into the Atlantic, turning them into the main feature of Redbird Reef
In a remarkable environmental initiative, hundreds of retired New York City subway cars were intentionally submerged off the coast of Delaware to create an artificial reef. This innovative approach not only offers a crucial habitat for marine life but also has garnered attention from divers and anglers who are keen to explore the newly formed Redbird Reef.
In a remarkable environmental initiative, hundreds of retired New York City subway cars were intentionally submerged off the coast of Delaware to create an artificial reef. This innovative approach not only offers a crucial habitat for marine life but also has garnered attention from divers and anglers who are keen to explore the newly formed Redbird Reef.
