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The Guam Shell Club is a non-profit organization for anyone interested in seashells. The club promotes ocean safety, reef preservation, knowledge of marine life, and environmentally sound collecting practices.


Gyrineum roseumMembership Meetings

Visitors are most welcome! Meetings are from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM on the second Tuesday of each month at the Seaman's Club in Piti. They start informally over dinner so that everyone has a chance to get acquainted with one another. It is a good time to show recently acquired shells. Aside from knowledgeable club members, a few books are made available from our club library to assist with identifying shells. Business is kept brief whenever we have a presentation. The meetings usually end with a small raffle for shells. So, please feel free to join us at our next meeting, April 10, 2007.


Strombus haemostomaMalacological Research Grant

The purpose of the Research Grant, offered annually, is to encourage research on mollusks and other ocean related topics on Guam, by supporting projects which contribute to scientific knowledge. Although projects on mollusks are the first priority of this grant, other projects on ocean life and marine ecology will be considered. The grant is available to Guam residents and the Club is now actively soliciting inquiries. Please contact Bob Abela for further details.


Club Officers

President: Bob Abela
Vice-President: Steve Norby
Treasurer: Marilyn Norby
Secretary: open

Mailing Address

Guam Shell Club

Membership

Student: $2.00/yr
Individual: $5.00/yr
Family: $8.00/yr