Oyster beds helping to restore Indian River Lagoon

Name: Oyster beds helping to restore Indian River Lagoon
Uploaded: 2020-04-16T23:59:15+00:00
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Description: In St Lucie County, almost 1,000 square feet of oyster beds make up the Indian Hills Stormwater Treatment Area Oyster Reef. It’s an effort to preserve and

Video Credit: WPTV News | West Palm Beach - Duration: 01:55s - Published on April 16, 2020

Oyster beds helping to restore Indian River Lagoon

In St Lucie County, almost 1,000 square feet of oyster beds make up the Indian Hills Stormwater Treatment Area Oyster Reef.

It’s an effort to preserve and restore life in the area.

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Oyster beds helping to restore Indian River Lagoon

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