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Good signs for man-made oyster reef near airport runways in Botany Bay

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A man-made oyster reef constructed near the airport runways in Botany Bay is showing signs of success. More than 3600 tonnes of rock was deposited on to the floor of the bay to create 23 individual reef patches over three hectares. The reefs have been "seeded" with two million young Native Flat Oysters to kickstart shellfish population establishment.

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Good signs for man-made oyster reef near airport runways in Botany Bay

Man-made oyster reef near Botany Bay airport thriving with baby oysters surviving and increased fish species. Learn about the restoration project and its environmental impact.

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Good signs for man-made oyster reef near airport runways in Botany Bay

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