Oysters are nature's bay-filters and water-cleaners.Young PreK'ers to 5th graders carried oyster
Spat from truck to pier, to the edge of the Magothy River.
Totalling 2,600 lbs, these oysters found a temporary home in
Eagle Cove School's neighboring river on Sept. 7th, 2012.
Radical teamwork at it's finest! Working together to
Serve our community and help build a better Chesapeake Bay!
To learn more about Eagle Cove School's involvement with the Magothy Rivery Association and Marylanders Grow Oysters Program, check out the September 18th article in the Pasadena Voice Newspaper: Eagle Cove School Students Place 2,600 Pounds Of Oysters In Magothy 
Pictures from my Camera @ Eagle Cove School, Friday, Sept. 7th, 2012.
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