US EditionOff-bottom farming seen as a solution amid disruption to oyster industry
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Off-bottom farming seen as a solution amid disruption to oyster industry
As Louisiana pushes forward with the nearly $3 billion Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project to restore eroded wetlands, oyster harvesters are bracing for major industry disruption, Louisiana Illuminator writes. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers acknowledges that the project could cause “major, permanent, adverse impacts” to traditional on-bottom oyster reefs—particularly in Hackberry Bay, one of the state’s most productive oyster grounds. On…
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