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Mendocino Lost 96% of Its Kelp Forest. This Week, a Festival is Trying to Help Revive it.
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Mendocino Lost 96% of Its Kelp Forest. This Week, a Festival is Trying to Help Revive it.
Bull kelp can grow 60 feet in a single season, stretching from the rocky seafloor to the surface and sheltering rockfish, herring, seals and young salmon. Off Mendocino and Sonoma counties, more than 96% of that underwater forest vanished in under a decade by festival organizers’ count, and a five-day celebration starting Thursday is devoted …
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