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Terrebonne Parish is losing land faster than almost anywhere on Earth — the coastline retreats measurably each year due to subsidence and sea level rise. The Isle de Jean Charles Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw community is among the first American climate refugee communities. Houma downtown bayouside setting is charming.
Bayou Dularge Fair Overview
The Terrebonne Parish Fair in Houma celebrates the Bayou Terrebonne country where offshore oil service industries and traditional Houma Nation Indian culture and commercial shrimping define a south Louisiana coastal community facing the most severe land loss in North America.
Highlights
Visitors can look forward to livestock shows, 4-H and FFA competitions, shrimping and oil service industry exhibits, Houma Nation cultural displays, local seafood vendors, and a fair celebrating the resilient coastal culture of a disappearing Louisiana landscape.
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