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Seo-yeon Jung Page 2

Seo-yeon Jung organizes volunteer educators for shoreline tours at a marine reserve. Living in Stowe, Vermont, she prepares volunteers to introduce coastal ecology to visiting groups along rocky intertidal zones. Her earlier background includes leading public tidal walks for coastal sanctuaries. Jung has a BS in Environmental Science.

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What Opens and Closes Bivalve Shells?Aquatic
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What Is a Sea Lily? Anatomy, Habitat, and Evolution Aquatic
What Happened to the Kelp Population?Environment
What Is Regenerative Ocean Farming?Environment
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