In this Zoom workshop, SPAT (Suffolk Project in Aquaculture Training) Program Director, Kim Tetrault, has an open discussion about growing oysters. "Spat" is the word for the tiniest form of shellfish that has settled onto the place where it will live out its life. The SPAT program was created to encourage community members to become stewards of their environment and to restore shellfish to the bays.
For information on the Suffolk Project in Aquaculture Training (SPAT program) based in Southold, NY, visit: ccesuffolk.org/spat
For more information about the Cornell Marine Program and digital education offerings go to: ccesuffolk.org/marine and www.ccemarinedigitaled.org/
Sign up for the SPAT newsletter and be notified of upcoming workshops and events: eepurl.com/dreGlz
Let's get 'Back to the Bays' where we are working to create unique opportunities for you to LEARN, DO, ENJOY and GIVE BACK to the Bays! www.backtothebays.org
Also visit Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County for educational materials on Agriculture, Community Education, Gardening, 4-H Youth, the Suffolk County Farm, Marine Outreach Education and camps, and Peconic Dunes Camp.
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