Regular Marylanders are stepping up to do their own small part to boost the bay's flagging oyster population. They're signing up in droves for oyster-growing programs offered by nonprofit groups, businesses and the government.
"People understand oysters are critical to the bay," said Bill Goldsborough, a senior scientist with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, which has been offering "oyster gardening" programs in Maryland and Virginia for 12...
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