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Chase Bohnsack and his colleagues in East Hampton Middle School's Do Good Be Good Club reported on their eelgrass restoration efforts to the Town Trustees. CHRISTOPHER WALSH
Natalie Petykowski of East Hampton Middle School told the East Hampton Town Trustees that the native eelgrass population has been decimated by pollution and nonnative invasive species. CHRISTOPHER WALSH
Abigayle Leland of East Hampton Middle School's Do Good Be Good Club told the Town Trustees that she and her colleagues glued around 10,000 eelgrass seeds to more than 1,000 clams. CHRISTOPHER WALSH
Sebastian Coria of East Hampton Middle School's Do Good Be Good Club told the Town Trustees that eelgrass provides the perfect habitat for finfish and shellfish. CHRISTOPHER WALSH
David Suculanda of East Hampton Middle School's Do Good Be Good Club told the Town Trustees that the club will continue to volunteer for eelgrass restoration efforts. CHRISTOPHER WALSH
