Clamming on Washington's beaches is fun for everyone and a year-round affair, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Here in Washington, we are lucky to live somewhere where we can forage delicious, healthy seafood from publicly owned tidelands. With over 350 open areas and about 275 low tides per year, there are…

For WA's 'razor clam guy,' digging is a family affair

Razor clam seasons and beaches Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

How to Go Clamming in Washington State: A Beginner's Guide

Head to the many public beaches of Washington and discover the joys of shellfish gathering, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Paddling Together; WDFW and Stillaguamish Tribe collaborate to restore habitat and raise Chinook using innovative broodstock hatchery, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Pow, we got hit': Toxin that halted razor clamming sticking around

WDFW approves seven days of coastal razor clam digs starting Feb. 6; additional tentative digs planned for February and March

Washington Coast Magazine, Spring 2020 by Sound Publishing - Issuu

Implementing our 25-Year Strategic Plan: A Path to an Improved Era for Fish, Wildlife, and People, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

How to Go Clam Digging on Washington's Coast

Razor Clam Culture – HELP MAKE THE PACIFIC RAZOR CLAM THE STATE CLAM

Straits of Juan de Fuca Olympic Peninsula Environmental News

March/April European green crab updates, by The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

WDFW Announces 56 Days of Tentative Coastal Razor Clam Digs, Beginning Sept. 22