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Balance with nature. for centuries, people here have made a living from the shoreline. with almost 40 years of experience of, kristine is an expert at what she does, harvesting seaweed and shellfish. just like the birds, her work day is governed by the rhythm of the tides. [ speaking foreign language ] >> its easy work for the birds, but for kristina its

Toxic chemicals found in oysters in Biscayne Bay, Marco Island and in Tampa Bay may pose serious health issues for people and wildlife, according to a study conducted by Florida

Cape Cod shellfish growers are cultivating a new clam species that could take the culinary world by storm.

200 people an slooirnging. those that remain, make a hard living from the ocean. one of them is lucas del rio. [ speaking foreign language ] rping. >> lucas forages for shellfish on the saempt floor. he doesnt use expensive scuba gear. instead, air is pumped from a compressor through a rubber hose directly into his mouth 65 feet below the surface, he painstakingly collects muscles

The small settlement has a population of about 200 people and shrinking. those that remain make a hard living from the ocean. one of them is lucas dario. >> [speaking spanish] >> lucas forages for shellfish on the seafloor. he doesnt use expensive scuba gear. instead, air is pumped from a compressor through a rubber hose directly into his mouth. 65

A shell recycling program contributes to the comeback of Virginia oysters.

Paralytic shellfish poisoning is caused by neurotoxins produced by microscopic algae; the presence of red tide has prompted Massachusetts officials to enact a...

Although gout can be treated medically, lifestyle changes are largely important in keeping it under control

NEWPORT, Ore. -- The State of Oregon is opening the south coast to razor clam harvesting.

Legislation (S.8955/A.9978) Legislation (S.8955/A.9978) Extends Provisions Allowing Persons Over the Age of 18 to Rent Personal Watercraft