Designates the Pacific razor clam as the official clam of Washington.

The bill designates the Pacific razor clam, Siliqua patula, as the official clam of Washington. It highlights the clam's significance to the state's culture, economy, and recreational activities. The clam is described as a golden-hued, symmetrical shell with meaty flesh, making it a popular food source. The bill emphasizes the clam's importance to coastal indigenous people and Washingtonians, who engage in clamming as a family-centric activity.

Designates the Pacific razor clam as the official clam of Washington.

The bill designates the Pacific razor clam, Siliqua patula, as the official clam of Washington. It highlights the clam's significance to the state's culture, economy, and recreational activities. The clam is described as a golden-hued, symmetrical shell with meaty flesh, making it a popular food source. The bill emphasizes the clam's importance to coastal indigenous people and Washingtonians, who engage in clamming as a family-centric activity.