New Hampshire closes 20 acres of Great Bay to shellfishing for five years to restore oysters
New Hampshire's Fish and Game Department has begun a five-year closure of parts of Great Bay to shellfishing. The restricted areas include sites near Woodman Point and Nannie Island. The move aims to address a roughly 90% loss of oyster reefs recorded since 1970. Researchers and conservation groups are working together on efforts to rebuild oyster populations and restore marine habitat.
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