Connecticut volunteers plant eelgrass seeds on clam shells to revive Long Island Sound meadows

Volunteers in Connecticut are fighting a massive <b>90% collapse</b> of eelgrass meadows in Long Island Sound using a surprisingly clever method. By attaching seeds to clam shells, they help the greens embed securely into the seabed.<br><br>While Mother Nature clearly needs all the human backup she can get after decades of neglect, grass-roots hustle shouldn't have to carry the entire weight of ecological rescue missions.<br><br>This low-tech fix is showing promising early growth rates, proving that grassroots action can drive real environmental change.