We’ve shared posts about conch populations before but a new study led by Dr. Kough from Shedd Aquarium found that the conch population declined 71% in 2016 compared to a 2011 survey in the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. View the full study here and a popular news article here.
Bahamas Conch in the News
By Ryann Rossi|
2017-08-08T13:13:23-04:00
August 8th, 2017|Categories: Conch, conservation, marine protected areas|Tags: bahamas, conchservation, conservation, Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Lobatus gigas, MPA, Queen conch|Comments Off on Bahamas Conch in the News
About the Author: Ryann Rossi

My general research interests lie in the ecology of marine coastal ecosystems. I am most interested in the role plant diseases have in shaping the ecology of coastal and estuarine environments. I am currently studying the role of a plant pathogen in a die-off of Red Mangroves in The Bahamas.
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