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Connecticut's eelgrass shrank 90%; volunteers now plant seeds on clams

In a creative effort to restore the eelgrass meadows of Long Island Sound, volunteers in Connecticut have adopted an innovative technique. By attaching eelgrass seeds to clam shells, they facilitate the seeds' ability to embed into the seabed, leading to improved growth rates. Although early results show higher eelgrass coverage, there are ongoing concerns about long-term resilience. This…

Connecticut's eelgrass shrank 90%; volunteers now plant seeds on clams

We haven't written up this one. Times of India has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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