North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Conservation Plan
This conservation plan aims to direct management activities for the Yellow Lampmussel in North Carolina, with the overarching goal of preventing extinction and ensuring population viability for the next 100 years. Key pillars of the plan include identifying and reducing threats, promoting population viability, habitat protection, population monitoring, research, and fostering partnerships. It emphasizes collaborative stakeholder efforts to protect sensitive habitats and maintain high-quality water resources.