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SUMMARY:Oyster Restoration in Southern Maryland
LOCATION:Leonardtown Library\nLeonardtown Library
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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the history of the oyster industry in the Chesapea
 ke Bay\, the decline of the oyster\, and community led efforts to revive t
 he local oyster population in the St. Mary’s River and Breton Bay..
 \nhttps://stmalib.libnet.info/event/12533266
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Oysters filter water\, provide habitat\, a
 nd are a vital part of our local economy and culture. Restoration work is 
 staffed by community volunteers and led by local non-profits St Mary's Riv
 er Watershed Association (SMRWA) and Friends of St Clements Bay (FSCB).</p
 >\n<p>Emma has been restoring oysters with the St. Mary&rsquo\;s River Wat
 ershed Association since 2017 and now serves as its Executive Director. Sh
 e holds a master&rsquo\;s degree in marine science and is passionate about
  restoring our local waterways for future generations.</p>\n<p>Fred has be
 en working to restore oysters at his dock in St Patrick's Creek for over 2
 0 years. A founding Board Member of FSCB\, his workboat has ferried many t
 housands of baby oysters to the restoration reef in Breton Bay.</p>\n<p>Jo
 in them to find out what's happening with oyster restoration\, why it matt
 ers\, and how you can help!</p>\nhttps://stmalib.libnet.info/event/1253326
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