New Report Puts Real Numbers Behind History of Oyster Reefs
date:Jun 15, 2012
such that what is left is a much depleted habitat. Managers and scientists need to pay closer attention to density when setting restoration or conservation objectives.

In addition to aiding restoration, the study will inspire it, says co-author Dr Mark Spalding, a lead scientist with The Nature Conservancy's Global Marine Program, and also based at Cambridge. Indeed, the authors are keen to point out that the US is leading the world in turning things around for these habitats, with restoration
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