Yesterday, we kicked off our first socially-distanced Pismo clam survey of the Fall, led by our lab's new master's student, Marissa Bills. Our team dug, measured, and reburied 1,700 clams! By comparing changes in these data over time, we can monitor trends in Pismo clam populations to inform local management and conservation efforts. Marissa will be building on the work of recent graduate Alex Marquardt, as well as evaluating the aquaculture potential of Pismo clams.
Interested in helping with surveys? Sign up for our volunteer list here! Prefer to donate to support student research on Pismo clams? Click here! Thank you for your interest in our research! Community support helps to keep this important, local research going during these challenging times!
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