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| Harvest Eelgrass, Help Save Our Bay |
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| Tuesday, 09 September 2008 | |
Eelgrass provides valuable habitat in Narragansett Bay for oysters, scallops, and all kinds of diverse critters, and we need more of it. You can help by pitching in this Thursday and Friday, Sept 11 and 12, with Save The Bay at Fort Getty, in Jamestown, where the grass is plentiful and can be harvested for transplanting elsewhere in the Bay. Divers at Fort Getty remove eelgrass from the sediment using garden trowels and fill up bags. Sorters work on shore separating sediment from eelgrass, counting shoots and sorting eelgrass into bundles. If you'd like to pitch in, show up between 9 am and 3 pm ready to work. For directions to Fort Getty, click on "More..." For more info, contact Stephany Hessler --
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or 401.272.3540 ext. 130. To learn more about eelgrass and why it is important to the Bay, click here.
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Eelgrass provides valuable habitat in Narragansett Bay for oysters, scallops, and all kinds of diverse critters, and we need more of it. You can help by pitching in this Thursday and Friday, Sept 11 and 12, with Save The Bay at Fort Getty, in Jamestown, where the grass is plentiful and can be harvested for transplanting elsewhere in the Bay. Divers at Fort Getty remove eelgrass from the sediment using garden trowels and fill up bags. Sorters work on shore separating sediment from eelgrass, counting shoots and sorting eelgrass into bundles. If you'd like to pitch in, show up between 9 am and 3 pm ready to work. For directions to Fort Getty, click on "More..." For more info, contact Stephany Hessler --
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
or 401.272.3540 ext. 130. To learn more about eelgrass and why it is important to the Bay, 