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Eel Grass problems
- Thread starter hellosf
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Eel grass is known to carry venereal diseases.
Recommended to stay out of the water til it passes.
The Importance of Eelgrass
The salt pond I grew up on in Rhode Island is full of eel grass. So much that it can wreak havoc on outboard engines at lower tides. Its highly indicative of the health of the pond which we’ve been eating clams, oyster, crab and fish from for decades. Just ate a tray of stuffies we made from cherrystones I dug up a few days ago.
Sweet!The Importance of Eelgrass
NOAA Fisheries is providing guidelines to prevent further loss of one of nature’s most valuable and productive habitats in the marine environment—eelgrass.www.fisheries.noaa.gov
The salt pond I grew up on in Rhode Island is full of eel grass. So much that it can wreak havoc on outboard engines at lower tides. Its highly indicative of the health of the pond which we’ve been eating clams, oyster, crab and fish from for decades. Just ate a tray of stuffies we made from cherrystones I dug up a few days ago.
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Quahogs?The Importance of Eelgrass
NOAA Fisheries is providing guidelines to prevent further loss of one of nature’s most valuable and productive habitats in the marine environment—eelgrass.
The salt pond I grew up on in Rhode Island is full of eel grass. So much that it can wreak havoc on outboard engines at lower tides. Its highly indicative of the health of the pond which we’ve been eating clams, oyster, crab and fish from for decades. Just ate a tray of stuffies we made from cherrystones I dug up a few days ago.
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