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Collecting seaweed for pressing

Students at a beach collecting seaweed for pressing activity.

Students visit local marine habitats to make observations and collect seaweed species. They use a simple protocol to press and preserve the samples.

Photo by Joe Warmington.

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Rights: Mountains to Sea Wellington
Published: 7 August 2021Size: 272.49 KB
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