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in reef restoration and coastal community revitalization

"The benefits of growing giant clams are so holistic and so multifaceted that it not only makes me excited to begin working every morning, but it also gives me more hope for our near-term future. Aside from storing and removing carbon, the positive ecological impacts that stem from reintroducing these clams into reefs are incredibly powerful. Each clam is a mini-ecosystem of its own, which leads to better reef health and vibrancy - as well as a revitalization of coastal communities that rely on healthy reefs for their daily lives. I cannot overstate how thrilled I am to be helping spearhead these positive impacts - and I am grateful to you, and all of our supporters, who help us make this a reality. Whether you are able to donate or just share our message on your social media, we genuinely appreciate it."

Testemonial Jordan Flagel
Jordan Flagel COO & Lead Environmental Scientist at IMARCS

An Impact You Can SEE

IMARCS mariculture efforts to restore reef ecosystems and store carbon can be seen in real time

If you are a student, you can also spread the word about us with posters and flyers that you can put up at your university, which are available FREE in the IMARCS Student Packet

“ Giant clams possess a majestic beauty and they are just so hard not to love. As an environmental scientist, my understanding of the crucial roles organisms play in the ocean makes the prospect of growing our own clams all the more meaningful. It's a way to tangibly contribute to the preservation of biodiversity, spread awareness about marine ecosystems, and drive meaningful change. I am excited by what we can potentially accomplish here at IMARCS. You can contribute to our mission by either making a donation or just by following and sharing our social media posts!

Testemonial Tin Dalida
Tin Dalida Marine Biologist & Content Manager at IMARCS
Help foster meaningful environmental benefits
While it is true that it takes funding to do the critical work involved with meaningful conservation and restoration, bringing awareness to our project also helps provide support in a more holistic manner.

You can also get in touch with us if you would like to volunteer and be involved with what we are doing on the ground!