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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2021 · 34 MIN

Ocean Classroom (Live!) Podcast: Shell-ebrate estuaries!

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Estuaries, where fresh and salt water mix, are magical places. Join Ed Baker, manager of the Ann Gall Durbin Marine Research Aquarium on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, and host Holly Morin of the Inner Space Center for a live, interactive discussion about the importance of shellfish in estuary waters. Although they are largely stationary animals, shellfish anchor the estuarine environment and play an important role in keeping its waters clean. And don't miss a special up-close look at what may be one of the largest clams ever caught!.  This episode made possible by the Devereux Ocean Foundation, Inc.  To watch the archived event, visit the URI Graduate School of Oceanography's Ocean Classroom page at web.uri.edu/gso/outreach/ocean-classroom/.

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