Six days of razor clam digs began Tuesday at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks. “This next set of digs will be the last chance to get razor clams before Thanksgiving feasts,” state ...

Clam digging just south of the Oysterville approach at the northern end of Long Beach Peninsula in Pacific County. (Allen Thomas for The Columbian) “This next set of digs will be the last chance to ...

Diggers hit the beach during an evening tide. Using powerful lighting, clammers search for signs of razor clams, one of the tastiest clams on the west coast. (WDFW photo) OLYMPIA — The next round of ...

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A research project is testing whether clams can boost the Indian River Lagoon seagrass population. Lucinid clams have a symbiotic relationship with seagrass. Clams eat hydrogen sulfide, which can kill ...

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Does tiny clam hold key to seagrass restoration? Scientists work on experimental project Lucinid clams help seagrass because of their ability to digest toxic hydrogen sulfide. The plan: place millions ...

Invasive caulerpa and gold clams are a threat to the Bay of Plenty's waterways. Two invasive pests are on the Bay of Plenty’s doorstep. But councils, the Government and iwi are working to keep the ...