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January 2014

by Moriches Bay Project | Apr 10, 2015 | News | 0 comments

January 18th: The Sea Scout Ship 908 Oyster Hatchery and the Moriches Bay Project™ worked together to remove a floating upwelling system from the waters in North Sea. The upwelling system, capable of producing an estimated 3 million clams and oysters, was placed on dry land to undergo mainanence. It will then be placed back in the water in the spring.

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