Call it a shelling of sorts. A high-tech drone hovered above the Indian River Lagoon Friday to spread 'cluster bombs' of tiny baby super clams to seed a natural defense of an estuary that's been under ...
Researchers observed legal-sized Pismo clams returning after decades of absence. Clam population spikes trace back to strong recruitment pulses in 2014 and 2021. Scientists warn overharvesting could ...
Can a few good drones and a billion "super clams" save the Indian River Lagoon? Maybe not all by themselves, but these shellfish ways are well worth a try, according to the Indian River Lagoon Billion ...
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