Blog – Page 45 – Washington Sea Grant

1984

burrowing shrimp

Draft 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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1983

legislative action

State-funded oyster larvae and spatfall monitoring discontinued; Condition Index monitoring continues

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1983

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Legislative Actions

A Washington State Special Local Needs Permit (24(c)) was included as an additional requirement for using carbaryl. Issued by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through the Washington State Department of Agriculture

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1981

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1979

spartina

Washington Department of Wildlife recommended the eradication of Spartina (Hedge et al. 2003)

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1979

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Spartina

1977

shellfish and cultivation

Successful hatchery production of oyster larvae; seed imports end from Japan (White et al. 2009)

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1977

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Shellfish and Cultivation

1974

legislative action

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

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1974

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Legislative Actions

1973

burrowing shrimp

Additional permits for the use of carbaryl against burrowing shrimp on selected acreage were issued by Washington Department of Fisheries.

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1973

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1973

major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: Mica dam (243 meters high) completed

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1973

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1971

major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: John Day dam completed

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1971

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1970

major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: main channel deepened to 12 meters

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1969

major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: 56 more pile dikes completed

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1969

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1968

shellfish and cultivation

The eastern softshell clam widely distributed in Willapa Bay (Kincaid 1968).

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1968

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Shellfish and Cultivation

1965

shellfish and cultivation

Japanese oyster drill (Ocinebrellus inornatus) established on several beds in Willapa Bay despite seed inspections at the point of packing in Japan; Eastern oyster drill (Urosalpinx cinerea) also present.

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Shellfish and Cultivation

1963

burrowing shrimp

The use of carbaryl to manage burrowing shrimp on selected acreage in Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor was reviewed and approved by the Washington Department of Fisheries, Washington Department of Agriculture, and United States Environmental Protection Agency.

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1963

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Burrowing Shrimp

1961

burrowing shrimp

The carbamate insecticide carbaryl was selected as the primary tactic for burrowing shrimp control in the coastal estuaries of both Washington and Oregon (Lindsay, 1961)

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Burrowing Shrimp