Connecticut Volunteers Use Clams to Restore Eelgrass Meadows After 90% Decline

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Times of India World	Connecticut Volunteers Use Clams to Restore Eelgrass Meadows After 90% Decline	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 t	31 Oct, 09:31	31 Oct, 10:00	0m	timesofindia.indiatimes.com	First

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