Oyster reef

Baskets full of oyster shells are carried toward the Teaching Reef at VIMS by, from left, Tommy Leggett, Jes Russo, Clair Hudson, and Stephanie Bates .The <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORNPR000021" title="Chesapeake Bay Foundation" href="/topic/environmental-issues/chesapeake-bay-foundation-ORNPR000021.topic">Chesapeake Bay Foundation</a> and Virginia IMS built an oyster reef near VIMS at a wetlands area used for teaching school students about the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLREC000053" title="Chesapeake Bay" href="/topic/us/maryland/chesapeake-bay-PLREC000053.topic">Bay</a>.

( Buddy Norris, Daily Press / May 16, 2007 )

Baskets full of oyster shells are carried toward the Teaching Reef at VIMS by, from left, Tommy Leggett, Jes Russo, Clair Hudson, and Stephanie Bates .The Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Virginia IMS built an oyster reef near VIMS at a wetlands area used for teaching school students about the Bay.

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