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Delaware Bay oyster population gets an assist from volunteers, clam shells
Dale Gerhard
Oysters
Staff Sgt. Sean Bovee, of McGuire Air Force Base, carries bags of oysters. Volunteers from the American Littoral Society and from McGuire Air Force Base, helped move young oysters Aug. 24 from beds at the Rutgers Cape Shore lab on the Delaware Bay in Middle Township, to a barge that will transplant them in bay waters off of Cumberland County.
Dale Gerhrd
Oysters
Bill Shadel of the Americal Littoral Society, stands next to a pile of oyster bags on a barge as volunteers from the American Littoral Society and from McGuire Air Force Base help move young oysters from Middle Township to Delaware Bay waters off of Cumberland County.
Dale Gerhard
Oystrers
First Sgt. Leonard Morlino, of McGuire Air Force Base, tosses bags of young oysters onto the barge Aug. 24.
Dale Gerhard
Oysters
Volunteers form a line to move bags of young oysters from beds at the Rutgers Cape Shore lab on the Delaware Bay in Middle Township, to a barge that will transplant them in bay waters off of Cumberland County.
Dale Gerhard
Oysters
Bill Shadel of the American Littoral Society, holds a clam shell with attached young oysters.
Dale Gerhard
Oysters
Volunteer Andrea Heims, of Tuson Ariz., lifts bags of oysters.
Dale Gerhard
Oysters
First Sgt. Leonard Morlino, of McGuire Air Force Base, tosses bags of young oysters onto a barge.
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