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VIMS effort is removing thousands of “ghost” crab pots that litter the Chesapeake Bay

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Abandoned fishing gear can obstruct navigation, impact sensitive ecosystems and entrap animal species such as turtles and muskrats.
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VIMS effort is removing thousands of “ghost” crab pots that litter the Chesapeake Bay

Abandoned fishing gear can obstruct navigation, impact sensitive ecosystems and entrap animal species such as turtles and muskrats.

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