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Can Native American Oyster Practices Rejuvenate the Chesapeake Bay?

Type
Literature
Publication
Kastalia Medrano. 2016. Can Native American Oyster Practices Rejuvenate the Chesapeake Bay? Pacific Standard.
Year Published
2016
Description

Native American fishing practices kept oyster beds healthy and steadily replenished — an elegantly sustainable model that researchers say we should emulate today.