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Seagulls

Work in Action

Shellfish, Seagrass, & the Future

Clams, oysters, scallops, mussels 

Our Drone Technology was Originally Created as a Low Cost Solution to Enhance Clam Restoration in the Indian River Lagoon, FL. Our drones have the capability to deploy 1,000,000, 2mm clams over an acre in roughly 10-12 minutes!

Subaquatic Plants

Applying our technology to subaquatic vegetation is currently in development.

The Future

Current Projects

Whitney Labs Project

1,000,000
Clams Seeded

 

We kicked off Blue Ocean Quest in September 2022 with Whitney Labs at the University of Florida. 

Through this project, it was determined that planting clams in high densities via drone is a more cost effective and less invasive practice than current methods. 

These finding led us to expand so that our drones can be used as tools to accelerate coastal restoration.

 

Whitney labs clam restoration site
Billion Clam Project baby clams

Billion Clam Project

9,000,000
Clams Seeded to Date

This is a community wide project whose goal is to plant one billion clams in the Indian River Lagoon by 2030 to increase water quality and biodiversity

This project Kicked off Oct 2023 with a $50,000 donation from Florida's CCA, a $50,000 donation from Duke Energy, and a large pooled donation from a banquet.

We are exploring alternative funding by creating Aquatic Bio-Credits available through Clean Tides.

Clean Tides Aquatic Biocredits

St Johns River Water Management District Project

3,000,000

Clams Seeded to Date

This deployments goal is to test and monitor results of using drone technology at field scale in order to reduce the costs of clam restoration, increase the spatial distribution of clams, and increase the overall population at a faster rate than is currently possible.

polluted IRL

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