KELP HARVESTING STIRS DEBATE OVER COASTAL LIFE From: The Columbian | Date: February 14, 2000| Author: MARTHA MENDOZA, Associated Press | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

The Columbian

02-14-2000

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -- Abalone farmer Art Seavey reaches over the side of his skiff into the waters of Monterey Bay and slices off a long frond of dark green kelp, hauling the slimy leaves on board. Later, he drops them into a cage of hungry invertebrates.
It seems innocuous enough, but Seavey's seaweed harvest is at the heart of controversy over environmental resources that some are comparing to the Pacific Northwest's battle over s...

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