Mary Lide Parker and Alyssa LaFaro

Partners: The Fisherman and the Scientists

04/11/2016 by Mary Lide Parker and Alyssa LaFaro

In a rare partnership David “Clammerhead” Cessna, a Carteret County fisherman, and UNC researchers Niels Lindquist and Joel Fodrie are working together on a new way to bring back North Carolina’s oyster populations.

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