Community Matters with Scott Cordischi featuring Come Clam with Me with Kimberly Sullivan, RI DEM 8-23-25

Dig Deep! RI Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) through The Aquatic Resource Education (A.R.E.) program is a federally funded program that is managed through RIDEM Division of Fish and Wildlife. Kimberly Sullivan, Principal Biologist - Freshwater Fisheries and A.R.E. Coordinator, joins us to detail their "Come Clam with Me" program series in addition to other upcoming outdoor opportunities. "The Come Clam with Me sessions are part of a larger program that includes marine and freshwater ecology programming, fishing/fly fishing training, in-schools programs such as the Salmon/ Trout in the Classroom, teacher training in environmental curricula, and hatchery tours". Listen as Kimberly explains to Scott, the difference between RI many clam species.