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Join us for the 20th Annual Shellfish SLURP!
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Shellfish Lovers Ultimate Rejuvenation Party!
May 6, 2018 4:30-8pm
Fish Tale Brew House, Olympia, WA
April Ecosystem Services Photo Contest Winner
Congratulations Weatherly Bates
“Seaweed including Sugar Kelp, Alaria and dulse form a dense underwater forest on our oyster longlines every spring in Alaska. Kelp forests have an extensive diversity of plants and animals; Including marine mammals, urchins, Fish and crustacean, that rely on the Kelp as habitat and for food. This Kelp community contributes significantly to the productivity of the environment. In addition, Kelp has the potential to reduce ocean acidification as it grows quickly taking up carbon dioxide from the seawater. By providing a surface for Kelp to grow on, our oyster farm provides a multitude of environmental benefits to our local ecosystem..”
Outreach and Projects Coordinator, 30 – 40 hours per week – PCSGA
The function of the Outreach and Projects Coordinator is to support PCSGA in Growers and Allied membership services and engagement, internal and external communication strategy, publication production, and coordination of Association activities.
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Please submit your materials to conniesmith@pcsga.org
Just launched… A partnership between shellfish growers on the East and West Coasts in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy
Just launched… A partnership between shellfish growers on both the East Coast and the West Coast in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy.
The Coalition is dedicated to engaging with food sector businesses, consumers, and policy makers to chart a course towards achieving climate action and securing a low carbon future.
March Ecosystem Services Photo Contest Winner
Congratulations David Shupert
“Oblivious to the extreme amount of human activity, this clam spawn ensures future generations of Manilla clams. This sight never gets old, no matter how many times I see it!.”