👋Hi y'all! We are the Southeast USA chapter of the Society for Freshwater Science (@BenthosNews). We hope to serve as a hub of water research and engagement in the region. If you love southeastern waters, give us a follow!
Reminder: The Biennial Okefenokee Science Symposium is coming up on October 16-17th! Check out this link for more information: ccga.edu/biennial-okefenokee…
We hope everyone is excited for our meeting in Athens GA on March 25th and 26th! These amazing mussel pictures were taken by special session leaders, who will discuss their research supporting SE mussel conservation. #freshwaterscience#scienceconference#athensga#mollusks
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The Giant Aquatic Salamanders project is based out of SW Georgia in isolated forested wetlands. They study spatial and food partitioning of fully aquatic salamanders(Amphiuma means and Siren lacertina). #ecology#wetlandsresearch#research
We are excited to announce that we will be having an environmental communication competition! All submissions will be posted on Instagram, bluesky and twitter. Please DM us with any questions, and look for the google form link in our bio. #environmentaled#environmentalcomm
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The Corbicula Mesocosm project, from Alabama, investigated how the native freshwater mussel, Lampsilis fasciola, is impacted by increasing densities of the invasive freshwater clam, Corbicula fluminea, in varying food resource treatments.
#invasivespecies
Check out this episode from ‘The outfall’. Steve Galladay speaks on the value of mussels in the Flint river. To learn more about conservation of these incredible organisms, look for Steve and his colleagues’ special session at our March chapter meeting.
theoutfall.com/story/mighty-…