Despite the advisories, Grieg Seafood says most of the spilled diesel has partially evaporated or naturally degraded and the ...
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Shellfish harvesting closed in local inlet due to high biotoxin levels. Here are the areas to avoidRecreational shellfish harvesting for all shellfish species is closed in Eld Inlet, and warning signs will be posted at public beaches at Frye Cove Park. Biotoxins are produced by naturally ...
The shellfish industry, in 2025, is going to have to be more like the title character in the movie ‘Billy Elliot’ — Annie ...
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Want to harvest South Carolina oysters? Here’s when you can and how to avoid finesTime of day is regulated, quantity is limited and harvesting methods are specific. Not all of the shellfish beds are open to licensed recreational harvesters. And getting caught violating the ...
Kim and Gretchen Granbery, with Leetes Island Oysters, recently braved the winter cold to harvest oysters off the coast of ...
Podium for public testimony before the Alaska Board of Fisheries at their meeting at the Ted Ferry Civic Center in Ketchikan. January 29, 2025. (Jack Darrell/KRBD) ...
Wildlife officers from the U.S. state of Washington caught a group illegally harvesting crabs from the Puget Sound, citing ...
A marine biotoxin has been detected at unsafe levels in shellfish in Eld Inlet, according to the Thurston County Public Health and Social Services department.
The biotoxin that was detected produces diarrhetic shellfish poisoning, or DSP. Recreational shellfish harvesting for all shellfish species is closed in Eld Inlet, and warning signs will be posted at ...
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