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"HONOLULU - Biologists fighting invasive seaweeds taking over Hawaiian reefs are using native sea urchins and fish to help control the aggressive plants. "If people can raise herbivore (plant-eating) stocks quite substantially, I believe it will have a big impact," said coral reef ecologist Ivor Williams of the Hawaii Coral Reef Initiative and the state Division of Aquatic Resources.

In tests of weed-infested reefs in Kaneohe Bay, the tactic has been successful and gives hope that the state's coral reefs might be able to battle the plants."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070510/ap_on_sc/invasive_seaweed

Go, go, sea urchins! smile


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Cheers Amaranth,

There's a lot of doom and gloom about the environment. It is nice to get some positive news.

Blacknad.


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