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Geoduck clam aquaculture has become a topic of heated debate among shellfish growers and shoreline property owners. The State Legislature has tasked Washington Sea Grant with coordinating research and evaluating information gathered about the possible impacts of geoduck farming on shorelines and intertidal areas.

19th Conference for Shellfish Growers

The 19th Conference for Shellfish Growers is sponsored by Washington Sea Grant and the Western Regional Aquaculture Center.

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• For further information, please contact Teri L. King, Marine Water Quality Specialist, 360.432.3054, guatemal@u.washington.edu

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