What does WDF stand for?

Washington Department of Fisheries

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In 1926 the Olympia Oyster Growers Association warned the Washington Department of Fisheries of the threat, the Association of Pacific Fisheries called for treatment of the waste, and a Washington State Fisheries Board committee reviewed pollution problems, but the discharge was approved (Chasan 1981, Gordon et al.

The nearly forgotten oyster: Ostrea lurida Carpenter 1864 (Olympia ...

Small creeks all over the state were assigned numbers by the old Washington Department of Fisheries.

Fighting for a stream with no name Woman's efforts bring her ...

In 1942, scientists at the University of Washington and Washington Department of Fisheries (now Fish and Wildlife: WDFW) began a sampling program to determine the magnitude and timing of Pacific oyster recruitment (spatfall) in Willapa Bay.

Factors preventing the recovery of a historically overexploited ...