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Do your part to combat didymosphenia

Summary by The Sylva Herald
Dipping a toe into local streams is normally a great experience, unless said toe comes into contact with an extra slimy surface. Slippery rocks are of course mostly caused by algae, which grows upon any hard surface in a waterway…
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Do your part to combat didymosphenia

Dipping a toe into local streams is normally a great experience, unless said toe comes into contact with an extra slimy surface. Slippery rocks are of course mostly caused by algae, which grows upon any hard surface in a waterway…

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The Sylva Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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