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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.

What Are Apple Snails and Their Ecological Impact?
Are Sea Stars Asexual? How They Reproduce and Regenerate
The Biology of the Common Scallop: Pecten
Where Does Water Enter a Sponge and How Does It Flow?
Why Do Crabs Move Their Eyes for Survival?
Do Scallops Feel Pain? What Science Actually Says
How to Clean Sea Biscuits for Preservation and Display
How to Get Pearls: From Natural Formation to Harvest
Why Pearls Form in Clams: A Biological Explanation
What Is Mother of Pearl Made From and How Is It Formed?
How Are Seashells Formed? The Biology of Shell Growth
What Gives a Sea Squirt Its Unique Structure and Shape?
Are Blue Crabs an Invasive Species? A Global Look
Are Freshwater Snails Asexual? How They Reproduce
How Old Are Sea Shells? The Science Behind Their Age
How Does a Barnacle Attach Itself So Firmly?
How Does Water Move Through a Sponge?
Where Are Black Pearls Found? The Science of Their Origin
Do All Crabs Molt? The Biology of This Crucial Process
Are Pearls Bad for Oysters? The Biological Truth
What Happened to the Urchin Population?
The Science of How Cultured Pearls Are Made
How Are Freshwater Pearls Made? The Cultivation Process
What Eats Red Mangroves and How They Fuel an Ecosystem
What Is Cliona and Why Is It a Problem?
Why Sea Urchin Eggs Are So Important
Starfish Eggs: How They Are Made and Develop
What Is a Sea Intestine? Inside Marine Digestive Systems
Diplozoon Paradoxum: The Fused Parasitic Flatworm
What Are Brachiopoda? The Ancient Lamp Shells