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Act to disallow dredging of oysters above “lowest ebb tide”, restrict harvest between May 15 and September 1, and prohibit leaving culls on the beach. The act stipulated that small oysters must be returned to natural or cultivated beds.

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1877

LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

Act of 1873 amended to increase to 20 acres statewide (Abbott, 1892).

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Legislative Actions

1875

Major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: dredging of 5-meter deep channel to Portland completed, deepening to 7-meters commences

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1874

SHELLFISH AND CULTIVATION

Mya arenaria, the eastern softshell clam, introduced to Willapa Bay from San Francisco Bay (Crawford, 1890).

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Shellfish and Cultivation

1873

Major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: First dam on Columbia watershed: Willamette Falls Locks

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1873

LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

Act of 1861 amended to increase land acquisition to 20 acres in Shoalwater Bay (Abbott, 1892).

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Legislative Actions

1872

Major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: dredging a 2-meter deep channel from Portland to Lewiston commences

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1868

Major anthropogenic physical disturbance

Columbia River: dredging a 5-meter deep, 177 kilometer channel to Portland commences

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Major Anthropogenic Physical Disturbance

1866

LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS

Shoalwater Tribe reservation established by U.S. presidential executive order.

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Legislative Actions

1864

Legislative Actions

Washington Territory repealed “An Act for the Preservation of Clams, Oysters and Other Shellfish.”

Chehalis Tribe reservation established by U.S. presidential executive order.

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1861

“Sec 1. Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Washington, that any person, being a citizen of this Territory, who has planted, or who hereafter may plant oysters in any bay or arm of the sea, where there are no natural beds of oysters, within or bordering upon this Territory, may acquire, by conforming to the requirements of this act, an exclusive right for such a purpose, to that portion of such bay or ...

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