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Feb 20 2021 5:24 pm
  • marine biology

Marine researchers team up with Long Beach boat owners in an effort to restore Olympia oyster populations

Sebastian Echeverry

Olympia oysters, which once covered large expanses of intertidal areas, are one of the only native oyster species on the West Coast of the United States and Canada, according to Orange County Coastkeeper’s website.

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Dec 24 2018 6:00 am
  • oysters

New project kicks off to restore native oyster beds in Alamitos Bay

Kelly Puente

A new project at the Jack Dunster Marine Reserve in Alamitos Bay will work to restore oyster beds while studying their environmental impact.

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