Giant Clam Farming Project for Reef Restoration Revives Palau's Coastal Waters
Reported byHappy Eco News ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Community-led restoration in Palau's Melekeok state has reseeded nearly 5,000 adult cultured giant clams onto degraded coral reefs, with plans to add another 13,000 clams. Giant clams filter seawater, host beneficial algae, create habitat for marine life, and help restore reef ecosystems while preserving local cultural traditions.
Long-term reef recovery depends on sustained monitoring and ongoing protection from broader climate and pollution threats.
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