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Environmentalism on the Half Shell
NationalGeographic
22 December 2010
Once plentiful, can Chesapeake Bay oysters make a comeback? Chef and National...
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Once plentiful, can Chesapeake Bay oysters make a comeback? Chef and National Geographic Fellow Barton Seaver visits the owners of hundred-year-old oyster company who are working to keep the famous oysters on the map—and on our plates. Learn how farming helps restore oyster populations, then follow Seaver's easy recipe for grilled oysters.
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ocean sustainable water ecosystem sea conservation fish seafood wild native national geographic restoration fishing oysters
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Water Impacts Emperilled Ecosystems Ecological Sanitation Buying Green Green Innovation Sustainable Seafood Green Marketing & Messaging Fired Up Media
Tags:
ocean sustainable water ecosystem sea conservation fish seafood wild native national geographic restoration fishing oysters
Connected To:
Water Impacts Emperilled Ecosystems Ecological Sanitation Buying Green Green Innovation Sustainable Seafood Green Marketing & Messaging Fired Up Media
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