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USING THE PUMPED AREA METHOD FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF RECREATIONAL RAZOR CLAM, SILIQUA PATULA POPULATIONS IN WASHINGTON STATE

JOURNAL OF SHELLFISH RESEARCH (2023)

Economic impacts of harmful algal blooms on fishery-dependent communities

Michael J. Weir et al.

Summary: The recreational razor clam fishery is crucial for the Pacific Northwest region in terms of tourism-related income. However, the increasing frequency of harmful algal blooms has resulted in closures and delays of recreational shellfisheries, negatively impacting the fishery dependent communities. This study estimates the economic impacts of the cancellation of razor clam digs at Long Beach, WA, showing substantial revenue losses for local businesses.

HARMFUL ALGAE (2022)

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Article Limnology

Intertidal clams exhibit population synchrony across spatial and temporal scales

Julie S. Barber et al.

LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY (2019)

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Article Ecology

Clam hunger and the changing ocean: characterizing social and ecological risks to the Quinault razor clam fishery using participatory modeling

Katherine M. Crosman et al.

ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY (2019)

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Article Ecology

Sampling patchy distributions: comparison of sampling designs in rocky intertidal habitats

AW Miller et al.

MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES (2000)

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USING THE PUMPED AREA METHOD FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF RECREATIONAL RAZOR CLAM, SILIQUA PATULA POPULATIONS IN WASHINGTON STATE

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Economic impacts of harmful algal blooms on fishery-dependent communities

Intertidal clams exhibit population synchrony across spatial and temporal scales

Clam hunger and the changing ocean: characterizing social and ecological risks to the Quinault razor clam fishery using participatory modeling

Sampling patchy distributions: comparison of sampling designs in rocky intertidal habitats

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