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The oyster industry is part of SC's culture. Murrells Inlet locals are helping keep them alive

Summary by MyHorryNews.com
SCDNR's program, South Carolina Oyster Recycling Enhancement recruits volunteers to expand oyster recycling initiatives in Myrtle Beach, SC. Volunteers contribute to transporting oyster shells to recycling locations, constructing manufactured wire reefs, and deploying MWRs onto shorelines.
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The oyster industry is part of SC's culture. Murrells Inlet locals are helping keep them alive

SCDNR's program, South Carolina Oyster Recycling Enhancement recruits volunteers to expand oyster recycling initiatives in Myrtle Beach, SC. Volunteers contribute to transporting oyster shells to recycling locations, constructing manufactured wire reefs, and deploying MWRs onto shorelines.

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MyHorryNews.com broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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