This seagrass is taking over the Chesapeake Bay. That’s good and bad news
A new study shows how seagrass meadows are changing — and how they can be restored
Wispy widgeongrass (pictured) may offer a safe home for tiny crustaceans, but the more luxuriant eelgrass is better for juvenile crabs, fish and other larger creatures.
Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program