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Mussels and ecosystem services

This video is a brief introduction to the restoration of mussel reefs in the Hauraki Gulf. The reefs enhance water quality and promote marine life diversity.

It was produced by Revive Our Gulf, the flagship organisation for the Mussel Reef Restoration Trust.

Note that the video does not have a soundtrack.

Point of interest: Why would recreational fishers support this work?

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Rights: Revive Our Gulf, The Mussel Reef Restoration Trust
Published: 3 November 2015
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