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How a thumb-sized climate migrant with a giant crab claw is disrupting the Northeast’s Great Marsh ecosystem
And with warming water comes warm-water species. Marsh grass is essential for both habitat and adapting to sea-level rise in ...
How to Throw an Oyster Roast
For Charleston restauranteurs James London and Yoanna Tang, nothing quite says Lowcountry like a winter oyster roast.
As Seas Rise, Marshes May Still Trap Carbon — And Cool The Planet
Coastal wetlands have long been seen as one of the casualties of climate change, doomed by the rising seas that are steadily ...
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This Breathtaking Nature Road Trip Will Take You To 8 Of Maine’s Most Dreamy Hidden Wonders
Related: You’ll Think You’re in the Enchanted Forest at this Hidden Hiking Trail in Maine Related: This Heartwarming Hiking ...
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Erosion Concerns Grow As Park’s Native Plants Are Mowed
Like many local residents, Laura Schetelich loves walking along the path at Bayfront Park in Forked River Beach. She enjoys the calming sound of the waves and the beauty of the native plants. But ...
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8 Enchanting Marshes In Maine You Can Explore By Foot Or Canoe
SauceBoss You can explore this watery labyrinth by foot on the Eastern Trail, a 6.5-mile path that cuts through the heart of ...
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St. James Conservancy holds living shoreline event
The St. James Conservancy held its 19th annual oyster event at Waterway Park Nov. 13. More than two dozen upperclassmen from ...
Shapiro joins Moore, Youngkin in renewed commitment to Chesapeake Bay cleanup
Shapiro acknowledged that Pennsylvania had been lagging on its commitment to Chesapeake Bay cleanup goals until recent years.
From the mustang to the Carolina Marsh Tacky – explore the fascinating horse breeds that are native to America
Learn more about these horse breeds are native to North America, from the wild mustangs to swimming island ponies, ...
Army Corps continues lowering Lake Okeechobee as aquatic grasses suffer from high levels
The heavy rains caused Lake Okeechobee to rise to more than 16 feet above sea level, and high lake levels kill off submerged vegetation by blocking out needed sunlight.