Rebuilding A Collapsed Bivalve Population, Restoring Seagrass Meadows, and Eradicating Harmful Algal Blooms In A Temperate Lagoon Using Spawner Sanctuaries

Rebuilding A Collapsed Bivalve Population, Restoring Seagrass Meadows, and Eradicating Harmful Algal Blooms In A Temperate Lagoon Using Spawner Sanctuaries

During the past century, bivalve populations across the globe have collapsed, resulting in negative ecosystem consequences due to their outsized impact on shallow estuaries. In response, there has been strong interest in the restoration of marine bivalve populations. Here, we present a decade-long r...

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Main Authors: Christopher J. Gobler, Michael H. Doall, Bradley J. Peterson, Craig S. Young, Flynn DeLaney, Ryan B. Wallace, Stephen J. Tomasetti, Timothy P. Curtin, Brooke K. Morrell, Elizabeth M. Lamoureux, Berry Ueoka, Andrew W. Griffith, John M. Carroll, Deepak Nanjappa, Jennifer G. Jankowiak, Jennifer A. Goleski, Ann Marie E. Famularo, Yoonja Kang, Ellen K. Pikitch, Christine Santora, Stephen M. Heck, Dylan M. Cottrell, Diana W. Chin, Rebecca E. Kulp
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2022-08-01
Series:Frontiers in Marine Science
Subjects:
hard clams
estuarine restoration
spawner sanctuaries
harmful algal bloom
Zostera marina
Mercenaria mercenaria
Online Access:https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmars.2022.911731/full

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