Some Good News: Seagrass Restored to Eastern Shore Bays Is Flourishing

Some Good News: Seagrass Restored to Eastern Shore Bays Is Flourishing

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Two decades ago, scientists began seeding barren bay bottoms. The resulting seagrass meadows are astounding, proving to be one of the great success stories in marine restoration.

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