More than 520 watermen are being hired to restore oyster bars in the Chesapeake Bay as part of the state’s effort to offer some economic relief to those hit by the declining blue crab industry.
Another 84 watermen are being hired for land-based work, such as trail restoration and aquaculture construction, to begin later this year, officials at the state Department of Natural Resources announced Friday.
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