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bull kelp

British  

noun

  1. any of various large brown seaweeds of Pacific and Antarctic waters

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Solomon, Kinley recalled, would paddle his canoe to Xwe’chi’eXen to jig for skinny, silvery herring flitting around lush bull kelp and eelgrass forests waving in the deep blue waters.

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The veterinarian who lives in Berkeley, California is part of a crew of volunteers who swim, snorkel and dive armed with pick axes and hammers on a sole mission: To crush purple urchins that largely destroyed 96% of California’s iconic bull kelp forests between 2014 and 2020, and with it harmed red abalone and other sea life they supported.

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There are still huge challenges to overcome before California’s bull kelp is on the path to recovery.

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Other must-haves on the menu: ruby-red deviled eggs steeped in beet juice and topped with candied mustard seeds, and a colorful pickle plate of astonishing variety, from garden-grown vegetables to foraged foods such as fiddleheads and rings of bull kelp.

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Thick forests of brown-green bull kelp wave ribbonlike appendages in ocean currents.

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