An Anonymous Donor matched $1,700The Biological Inhibition of Sea Grass Restoration
Hometown: Fairfax, Virginia
Department: Biology
Advisor: Jonathan Allen
My Honors Thesis has two main goals. First, I will use a combination of field and laboratory experiments to test the effect of mud snail egg capsules on the growth and survival of eelgrass, the most widespread marine plant on earth. Second, I will communicate the results of my experiment into actionable recommendations for eelgrass restoration in Casco Bay and develop mudsnail-eelgrass interactions as a model for emphasizing the role of ecology in the restoration of sea grass globally.
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