Long Beach Boaters Fight Climate Change by Restoring Native Oysters

LONG BEACH — On Sept. 18, Long Beach boaters helped enhance water quality and protection against rising sea levels along with Orange County Coastkeeper and local marine biology students. In May 2022, several Long Beach Yacht Club members gathered strings of oyster shells to hang off their docks. They returned...

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Long Beach Boaters Fight Climate Change by Restoring Native Oysters

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