GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) – Work to restore the lower bay of Green Bay continues.
Volunteers seeded nearly 2,000 pounds of wild rice in the bay Tuesday.
Lower Green Bay Restoration Project Coordinator Amy Carrozzino-Lyon says the goal is to bolster the aquatic ecosystem.
“It’s really exciting to be a part of the project and to have so many great partners that we are working with; really a collaborative effort that’s taken place the last few years. The wild rice project is a good opportunity to work together on a worthwhile project to restore lower Green Bay.”
The re-seeding will continue all week, as volunteers will hand seed six sites along the bay’s west shore.
