Get Involved - Thursday July 16th: Community meeting 3-5 pm at Griffin Hall, 3707 Steamboat Lp NW, Olympia to discuss "sustainability" certification of Taylor Shellfish.
Sustainable? Taylor Shellfish believes so.
Email comments to:
Juan Aguirre, JAguirre@scsglobalservices.com
Include:
a - Name and contact details
b - Your association with the farm
c - Issues you would like to discuss
Also helpful are pictures or studies you may have.
Sustainable? Taylor Shellfish believes so.
Juan Aguirre with SCS will hold a public meeting from 3 to 5 PM at Griffin Hall to discuss the sustainability certification Taylor Shellfish is attempting to acquire on a "cluster" of farms located in Totten Inlet, Skookum Inlet, and Oakland Bay.
Standards by which Taylor Shellfish will be judged may be found here (why ASC and not Monterey Bay?):
http://www.asc-aqua.org/upload/ASC%20Bivalve%20Standard_v1.0.pdf
http://www.asc-aqua.org/upload/ASC%20Bivalve%20Standard_v1.0.pdf
The "public notice" which announced the south Puget Sound certification process is found here:
Get involved. Taylor Shellfish is and they helped create the very standards by which they are to be "judged".
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