2001

burrowing shrimp

 

The Willapa-Grays Harbor Oyster Growers Association (WGHOGA) voluntarily entered into Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with several groups to develop an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program for burrowing shrimp. An IPM Coordinator was hired and an IPM Committee was formed, including WGHOGA, Washington State Department of Agriculture, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Washington Department of Ecology, Washington State University, Washington State Commission on Pesticide Registration, Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association, Pacific Shellfish Institute, the Toxics Coalition and ...

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Burrowing Shrimp

2000

shellfish and cultivation

 

Eastern softshell clam deposits/death assemblages remain in Grays Harbor south channel, prominent feature alongside oysters and eelgrass (Palacios et al. 2000)

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Shellfish and Cultivation

1997

burrowing shrimp

 

A study commissioned by Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recommended that an Integrated Pest Management Plan for burrowing shrimp be developed.

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Burrowing Shrimp

1996

spartina

 

Application of Integrated Pest Management Plan strategies to Spartina control.

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Spartina

1995

spartina

 

Washington Department of Agriculture appointed to manage Spartina

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Spartina

1994

legislative action

 

The Rafeedie Decision affirmed tribal shellfishing rights and co-management responsibility to signatory tribes in Washington.

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Legislative Actions

1993

spartina

 

Publication of the Noxious Emergent Plant Management Environmental Impact Statement for Spartina.

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Spartina

1992

burrowing shrimp

 

Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement issued for the use of carbaryl by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife  and Washington Department of Ecology. The Burrowing Shrimp Control Committee was formed through the Washington State Legislature to develop a plan for continued control and Integrated Pest Management development. The membership consisted of agencies, legislators, tribes, and shellfish farmers.

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Burrowing Shrimp

1990–2003

spartina

 

Spartina control was attempted via mowing, covering, digging, crushing, disking, tilling, and spraying with glyphosate (Patten 2002). Pacific County, Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Sea Grant conducted a workshop on Spartina control.

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Spartina

1989

burrowing shrimp

 

Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement issued for the use of carbaryl by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and Washington Department of Ecology.

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Burrowing Shrimp

1989

spartina

 

Spartina listed as noxious weed in Washington by the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board.

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Spartina

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