What was once thousands of tons of concrete for the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in now becoming a growing habitat for fish in the Chesapeake Bay.

“There has never been an opportunity like this. You don?t tear down a bridge of that size and magnitude everyday,” said Martin Gary, a fisheries ecologist with the state Department of Natural Resources.

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