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Beal awarded $200K to study wild clam recruitment

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Monday, February 8 2016

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Brian Beal

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Coastal & Marine Issues, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Policy, New England

Beal’s project was funded at $200,000 and builds on his award-winning soft-shell clam research. “Using Applied Research to Support Development of Intertidal Aquaculture of Soft-Shell Clams” focuses on wild clam recruitment in the Harraseeket River system at Freeport.

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