Louisiana Pond Management

In the late 19th century, North Carolina granted perpetual franchises to submerged lands for the artificial propagation of oysters. By the turn of the century, the State’s natural oyster beds were becoming over harvested and the fishery approached depletion. Join us for our webinar on Tuesday, June 16th, with David Bennett, Curator of Maritime History for the North Carolina Maritime Museum. Register today--> https://bit.ly/4abrble

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Pond Shoreline Management in Louisiana: Why the Edge of Your Pond Matters - Louisiana Pond Management (Also: Living on the Edge, Littoral-ly) By Ken Rust, Louisiana Pond Management When it comes to pond management in Louisiana, the most important area is not the deep water—it’s the shoreline. The edge of your pond plays a critical role in water quality, algae control, fish habitat, and long-term...