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Dogfish Bay enhancement - Poulsbo
Help survey for baby native oysters.
| When |
May 05, 2008 from 09:00 am to 02:00 pm |
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| Cost | Free |
| What to Bring | Rubber Boots, gardening gloves, raingear, change of clothes |
| How Muddy? | This is hands and knees on the beach. Lots of oyster shell and muddy sand. |
| Where | Poulsbo Marina |
| Sponsored By | Puget Sound Restoration Fund |
| Contact Name | Brian Allen |
| Contact Email | brian@restorationfund.org |
| Contact Phone | 360-280-7410 |
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YOU can be a muddy marine scientist!
RSVP requested by May 1st.
The Puget Sound Restoration Fund has been working with the Washington Department of Natural Resources, who owns tidelands in Liberty Bay near Poulsbo, and many other partners (EPA, US Navy, Tribes) to enhance native Olympia oyster stocks on tidelands in little known Dogfish Bay. They monitor their enhancement projects with seasonal surveys to check on their progress.
This survey will be looking for juvenile native oysters that recruited to a 2007 habitat enhancement project. Come out and do some marine science in the mud with us!
No special expertise required, just a keen eye. You'll meet at the Poulsbo Marina parking lot at 9am and take a short boat ride across to Dogfish Bay.
PLEASE NOTE: This is hands and knees on the beach. Lots of oyster shell and muddy sand.
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Dogfish Bay enhancement - Poulsbo
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Help survey for baby native oysters.
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YOU can be a muddy marine scientist!
RSVP requested by May 1st.
The Puget Sound Restoration Fund has been working with the Washington Department of Natural Resources, who owns tidelands in Liberty Bay near Poulsbo, and many other partners (EPA, US Navy, Tribes) to enhance native Olympia oyster stocks on tidelands in little known Dogfish Bay. They monitor their enhancement projects with seasonal surveys to check on their progress.
This survey will be looking for juvenile native oysters that recruited to a 2007 habitat enhancement project. Come out and do some marine science in the mud with us!
No special expertise required, just a keen eye. You'll meet at the Poulsbo Marina parking lot at 9am and take a short boat ride across to Dogfish Bay.
PLEASE NOTE: This is hands and knees on the beach. Lots of oyster shell and muddy sand.
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- reviewer: Jeff Compton
- Puget Sound Restoration Fund
- shoreline
- Poulsbo
- habitat
- nature
- science
- wildlife
- research
- ecology
- Liberty Bay
- Dogfish Bay
- oysters
- restoration