Isaac Lea: the man behind the mussels

In 1852, when Isaac Lea became the first person to write down observations about the Carolina heelsplitter, the Monroe Connector-Bypass hadn’t even been dreamed up. These days, hardly anyone talks about Lea. But lots of people are speculating about what’s going to happen with the roughly $800 million proposed toll road project. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...

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