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Oysters at your doorstep: How the pandemic changed aquaculture sales

When the pandemic hit, oyster farmers tried new direct sales methods to make up for cancelled restaurant and wholesale contracts.

Cedar Island marsh could mean more bird habitat, less erosion for Eastern Shore

A new design proposed for Cedar Island would stabilize the southern tip of the island by creating about 200 acres of marsh behind it.

Coastal Adaptation and Protection Fellow to assist with “roadmap” for resilience in Virginia

Lydia Bienlien, the 2021 Coastal Adaptation and Protection Fellow, will help with the master plan during her yearlong fellowship.

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Oysters at your doorstep: How the pandemic changed aquaculture sales

Cedar Island marsh could mean more bird habitat, less erosion for Eastern Shore

Coastal Adaptation and Protection Fellow to assist with “roadmap” for resilience in Virginia

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