ocean conservation

Oysters finding new home in SF's Presidio tidal marsh
A new project in the Presidio aims to make architecture more eco-friendly, by creating new homes for oysters to flourish on our seawalls. Experts say this could help pave the way for how we adapt our cities and coastline to climate change.
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National Geographic recognizes Earth's 5th ocean
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Volunteers rescue record number of turtles on Long Island
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San Francisco bans some commonly used plastic items
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3D printing with calcium carbonate could restore coral reefs
Explore New Jersey's 'City under the Sea'
National Geographic recognizes Earth's 5th ocean
SF's Aquarium of the Bay now has virtual tours and experiences
Engineers hope oyster beds will restore wildlife in SF
Volunteers rescue record number of turtles on Long Island
Could Sea-Monkeys fight global warming?
Artists paint the picture of ocean conservation on custom art clothing
Man's 300-nautical mile swim highlight's plastic pollution in oceans
French swimmer continues journey through Great Pacific garbage patch
'Seabin' device at Pier 39 works to pull plastics, debris out of the Bay
Researcher explains why thousands of dead mussels line coast of Bodega Bay
San Francisco bans some commonly used plastic items
'Wondrous' 10-foot giant squid spotted deep in Gulf of Mexico
What's going to happen to rare blue lobster found this week
Santa Cruz artist gaining attention for ocean trash art
Sharks on the move: How to track great whites heading north
Jason Momoa shaves beard to promote recycling
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