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Conditional shellfishing areas in Stonington closed due to rain

Shellfish in the News - Mon, 08/23/2010 - 09:57
Stonington - Sunday's heavy rainfall has closed two conditional shellfishing areas, areas A and the Outer Quiambaug Cove, the Stonington Shellfish Commission said Monday.These areas will

Tahoe boater slapped for inspection evasion

Shellfish in the News - Mon, 08/23/2010 - 08:27
RENO, Nev. (AP) — A Lake Tahoe boater is facing a $5,000 penalty for failing to comply with regulations designed to stop nonnative shellfish from infiltrating the lake.

La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey

Shellfish in the News - Mon, 08/23/2010 - 03:43
Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the year.

Tahoe Boater Slapped for Inspection Evasion

Shellfish in the News - Sun, 08/22/2010 - 18:47
A Lake Tahoe boater is facing a $5,000 penalty for failing to comply with regulations designed to stop nonnative shellfish from infiltrating the lake.

A sad day for Raritan Bay

Shellfish in the News - Sun, 08/22/2010 - 05:14
BY JACQUELINE HLAVENKA Staff Writer An effort to restore the eastern oyster population to the Keyport Harbor officially came to a close on Aug. 9, a day that marked the shutdown of the largest shellfish restoration project in New Jersey and New York. read more

LSU biologist's oysters safe from oil, but expensive

Shellfish in the News - Sat, 08/21/2010 - 08:55
GRAND ISLE, La. -- Biolo­gist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for con­sumers to eat throughout the year.

UT Southwestern Scientists Pry New Information From Disease-Causing, Shellfish-Borne Bacterium

Shellfish in the News - Sat, 08/21/2010 - 05:19
Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have uncovered a key weapon in the molecular arsenal the infectious bacterium Vibrio parahaemolyticus (V. para) uses to kill cells and cause food poisoning in its human host. Dr. Kim Orth, associate professor of molecular biology at UT Southwestern, said the new research on the ocean-dwelling bacterium is leading to greater insights into how it ...

Health warning for SW shellfish

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 23:32
The Health Department is warning people not to eat shellfish caught in waters between Australind and Ravenswood.

Health warning for SW shellfish

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 22:55
The Health Department is warning people not to eat shellfish caught in waters between Australind and Ravenswood.

Harvest Shellfish Safely

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 14:21
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA-- - Fisheries and Oceans Canada is strongly advising shellfish harvesters in British Columbia to check whether fishing areas are open and shellfish are safe to consume before harvesting.

Organization works to save the shellfish

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 12:53
The baby is impossibly small at 3 weeks old. Even after one year, the small figure hardly seems near the adult size it will reach. Just holding that baby in your hands, feeling it move, fosters a sense of responsibility. Naming it increases that connection. You must protect this small creature, in any way you can.

Red Tide Rears Its Head Again, Early

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 11:29
Red tide, an algae bloom toxic to shellfish and fin fish, is already rampant in the waters off the South Fork of Long Island, having reappeared for the sixth year in a row and over a month earlier than years past, according to Stony Brook Southampton professor Dr. Chris Gobler and Peconic Baykeeper Kevin McAllister. Already [...]

La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 11:10
GRAND ISLE, La. (AP) — Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the year. And unlike many oysters across the Gulf Coast, ruined by BP's massive oil spill and the fresh water poured in to fight it, Supan's oysters are all alive. Now, nearly four months ...

La. scientist's oysters safe from oil, but pricey

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 08:13
Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the year.

Can 'super' oysters boost La. shellfish industry?

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 06:27
Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what might be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the year. Oyster - Shellfish - Home - Cooking - Fish and Seafood

Louisiana Scientist's Oysters Safe from Oil, but Pricey

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 05:25
GRAND ISLE, La. (AP) - Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the year. And unlike many oysters across the Gulf Coast, ruined by BP's massive oil spill and the fresh water poured in to fight it, Supan's oysters are all alive. Now, nearly four months ...

Louisiana biologist's experimental oysters are safe from spill, but can they save an industry?

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 04:57
Biologist John Supan thinks he has developed what may be the holy grail for oyster lovers: a hardy breed of the delectable shellfish that stays fat enough for consumers to eat throughout the yea...

Irish shellfish processor signs up to Prawnfresh

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 03:47
Waterford shellfish processor Erin Isle Seafood Ltd has become the latest Irish company to switch from sodium metabisulphite to the more effective Prawnfresh treatment for prawns.

World is Vietnam's oyster thanks to Aussies

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 00:55
The fledgling farmed oyster industry along the north-east coast of Vietnam has taken off under the guidance of a team of Australian shellfish experts.

'Virtual Shellfish' Aid In Studying Oil's Effects

Shellfish in the News - Fri, 08/20/2010 - 00:27
Though some of the oil from the Deepwater Horizon has now disappeared, scientists are trying to figure out what the remaining oil is doing to marine life. A damage assessment for a place the size of the Gulf is a huge and complicated job, but out of sight does not mean out of mind.
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