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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project Will Investigate a New Hatchery Technique to Increase Oyster Resilience, Aquaculture Yields, and Improve Remote Setting Restoration by Stimulating Oysters to Grow Stronger Shells, Thereby Reducing Their Predation Risk and Susceptibility to Stressful Abiotic Conditions Like Low PH. Previous Research Revealed Early Exposure to Predator Cues Caused Oysters to Produce Thicker, Stronger Shells, Which Increased Their Survival. It Is Hypothesized That Exposure to Predator Cues Within the Hatchery Will Speed Oyster Growth, Cause Them to Grow Stronger Shells That Have Higher Survival During Transport and Maturation in the Field, and Be More Resistant to Predation and Stressful Abiotic Conditions.
Committed
$297,196
Paid out
$258.6K
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$38.6K
13%
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