Our mission is to grow queen conch for the sake of the species, ecosystem, and people who depend on the fishery.

Over the past four decades Dr. Megan Davis has combined her strengths in aquaculture, marine ecology, technology transfer, business and project management to lead several international projects in Florida and throughout the Caribbean. She works on community-, industry- and fishery-based projects. For example: she was co-founder of the Turks and Caicos Islands’ commercial-scale queen conch farm; part of the Florida team that retrained commercial fishers to be clam farmers; and the science team lead on a large-scale spiny lobster research aquaculture project in the Caribbean. She is Principal Investigator for the NOAA-funded Puerto Rico community-based pilot-scale queen conch hatchery and provides scientific advice for other queen conch projects in The Bahamas and Curaçao. Megan has served the aquaculture and marine science community through several leadership roles at FAU Harbor Branch, as well as through membership on regional and national boards. She is Chair for the NOAA Marine Fisheries Advisory Committee (MAFAC) and was lead for the MAFAC seafood promotion task group. Megan is passionate about healthy and sustainable seafood and sea vegetable choices and shares information through her culinary demonstrations.