Tiger Bay Wetlands Restoration
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Source: HBCU Buzz
Tennessee State University’s College of Agriculture is leading the Tiger Bay Wetlands restoration project, which aims to revitalize urban ecology by removing invasive species and replanting with native species. Funded by a $5 million USDA Forestry Service grant, the project will enhance the ecosystem's health and provide educational opportunities for students.
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Description | Tennessee State University’s College of Agriculture is leading the Tiger Bay Wetlands restoration project, which aims to revitalize urban ecology by removing invasive species and replanting with native species. Funded by a $5 million USDA Forestry Service grant, the project will enhance the ecosystem's health and provide educational opportunities for students. |
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