Shellfish Farming. Shellfish Farming “Our History”

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Presentation transcript:

Shellfish Farming

Shellfish Farming “Our History”

Shellfish Farming Today Hatcheries and Nurseries

Oyster Life Cycle

Shellfish Farming Today Clams

Planting Clam Seed

Clam Nets

Shellfish Farming Today Oysters

3-4 years to maturity

Shellfish Farming Today Mussels

Mussel Lines

Mussels

Shellfish Farming Today Geoduck

Geoduck Farm – Tubes Removed

Geoduck Harvest Dirty Jobs video, Diving, Music Video

Pollution What is Pollution? Pollution is when water, air, or land becomes very dirty.

Pollution Where does pollution come from?

Pollution Where does pollution come from?

Pollution How can you help prevent pollution?

Pollution How can you help prevent pollution? Why do you think pollution effects shellfish farming?

Shellfish Farming Environmental Benefits FILTER FEEDERS!! :) They eat plankton and pollution They make the water clearer Good habitat for other organisms Farming the Tidelands Clam demo

This map shows where water samples taken June 9 on the Samish River exceeded clean-water standards for fecal coliform. Red signifies more than five times the standard. Water Quality in Samish Bay

Western Washington’s Native American culture includes shellfish “Shellfish are central to the culture of tribes in Western Washington. Healthy shellfish populations and a strong shellfish industry mean a healthy Puget Sound. Shellfish also help keep Puget Sound’s waters clean. They have an important place in the Sound’s ecosystem.” Billy Frank, Chairman Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (used with permission)

Questions?