Queen Conch Lab | FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute

Ever been to the Queen Conch Hatchery? Take a 1 minute tour! Want the full experience? Full guided tours will be available soon! ?? Cura?ao Sea Aquarium ?? Curious to learn more? Read our latest newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gK-9ncG9 Don't forget to subscribe! #QueenConchHatchery #CuracaoSeaAquarium #marineconservation #sustainablefishing #queenconch #research #queenconchhatcherycuracao #shellfish #conchshell #hatchery #sealife #curacao #caribbean #conch #protectthequeenconch #evolution #marinebiology #marinescience #caribbean #aquaculture

Florida Atlantic Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute and Blue Action have partnered to launch a new conch learning module for Waterkeepers Bahamas' Cadet Program, made possible by a grant from the Moore Charitable Foundation. Read more here: https://shorturl.at/tNby1 ??: Blue Action

Thank you to the Cura?ao Queen Conch Hatchery for featuring our other queen conch partnership projects across the Caribbean! We are so impressed by the work you're doing for the conch in Cura?ao! #partners #conch #conservation

Florida Atlantic University now holds the most prestigious research accolade in the country and shares this status with less than 5% of the nearly 4,000 universities in the U.S.?

Such a privilege to dive deep on this #podcast with producer extraordinaire Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong. In this episode, Gyimah-Brempong talks to Megan Davis and her colleagues, as well as Gabriel Delgado, a researcher with Florida Fish and Wildlife, and Kristian Moree and Lachelle Russell, aquaculture technicians at Freeport mobile conch lab. She also interviews chefs who work with conch, including Martin Liz in Key West and Terry Eden Pratt in Grand Bahama. Michael Moxey, a Grand Bahama fisherman, tells of conch’s accessibility and an evolving way of life. United around a love and need for these large-eyed snails, island nations are both strengthening their economies and increasing their protection from ever-stronger hurricanes. Which, with any luck, will keep conch on the sea floor – and in the stew pot – for generations to come.

Have you seen our mobile lab at Conservation Cove, Grand Bahama yet? https://lnkd.in/eh43yhXE

Last month we welcomed over 200 visitors to celebrate 25 years of The Island School, showcasing the outstanding work of our research team here at the Cape Eleuthera Institute. As we start 2025, I am full of hope for the next 25 years of conservation, innovation and discoveries! Thanks for coming, especially to our partners at Queen Conch Lab | FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute & Moore Charitable Foundation Tarran Simms

???????Conch in the Classroom & Mangrove Planting in The Bahamas ??????? The Tribune Newspaper, Friday, 27th December 2024

Megan Davis, Becky Holt, and Robinson Bazurto recently spent an unforgettable few days at The Island School in celebration of its 25th Anniversary. During our visit, we connected with partners and made significant progress in planning the Cape Eleuthera Queen Conch Conservancy project. Exciting updates are on the horizon—stay tuned! Project funded by Moore Charitable Foundation and an Anonymous Donor. #eleuthera #conch #aquaculture Nicholas Higgs Mia Avril Kennedy Wall Brett Ziter Chris Maxey

??? ??Conch in the Class 2024????? UPDATE?? Nassau Guardian Newspaper 10 Dec. 2024 Environmental Sustainability Education Programme 2025 ? 10 Schools ? 300+ Students Educational and informative programme with Gail Woon, Delores Kellman, Megan Davis, Becky Holt, Jill Cooper and Leroy Glinton #ConchLife #checkdaconchlip #Conchieconchfritters #MarineScience #Fisheries #Sustainability #TheBahamas