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Red
Shrimp Recipe
Chef Chaz Paull, Daniel Packer Inne
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Royal
Red Shrimp-Stonington's Succulent Secret
480
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by Suzanne Zack
If you haven't
discovered these beauties, you're in for a tasty treat!
Can
Eelgrass and Aquaculture Coexist?
804 KB PDF
by
Tessa S. Getchis
Eelgrass is essential
for a healthy Long Island Sound. Can it stay healthy in areas where shellfish
aquaculture gear is used?
Makeover
for the Shenecossett Ponds
by Adrianne
Loweth and Juliana Barrett
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Two
ponds owned by a beach club in Groton, CT are threatened by invasive species
and sedimentation. What are these ladies planning?
Shifting
Sands, Shifting Perspectives
by Jenna Whewell
588 KB PDF
As
times change, so do Connecticut beaches and the uses people make of them.
With beaches a tourist attraction today, some people want them to stay
put. Niantic and Hammonassett have some issues.
Remembering
Richard Goodwin, Conservation Pioneer
336 KB PDF
by Juliana Barrett
Dick Goodwin was
a true friend to the environment. He will be sorely missed.
An
SOS for Sharks 180
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by
Peg Van Patten
Illegal shark "finning"
and diseases are taking their toll on these beautiful large predators.
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Cover photo:
winter at Hammonassett
Beach, Madison Connecticut.
Photo by Jenna Whewell
Wrack
Lines Editor
and Design/Production
Peg
Van Patten
Irene Schalla, editorial
assistant
Editorial Board
Nancy
C. Balcom
Sandra Shumway
Sylvain DeGuise, ex officio
Edward C. Monahan
Peg Van Patten, ex officio
Wrack
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