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BREVARD COUNTY HARD CLAM LICENSE SEMINAR COMING UP

May 10, 2005
CONTACT: Dr. Virginia Vail (850) 922-4340 or David Heil (850) 488-5471

The Department of Agriculture and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) announce the second round of required educational seminars for license year 2004-2005 for Brevard County commercial hard clammers.

The Brevard County hard clam license is a one year license and holders must attend one educational seminar each license year before they will be issued any license to harvest wild hard clams in Brevard County.

For clammers who have missed one or more of the educational seminars, or have never attended any of the seminars, there are three chances to complete one this weekend at the following times and locations:

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May 13
1 pm-4 pm
Brevard County Agricultural Center
3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa

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May 13
6 pm-9 pm
Brevard Community College, Titusville Campus (Room 1-102)
1311 North US 1, Titusville
 

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May 14
9 am-12 noon
Brevard Community College, Palm Bay Campus (Building 1, Room 97)
250 Community College Pkwy, Palm Bay

There is no charge for the seminars, but seating is limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The fees for a new Brevard County Clamming License are $100 for Brevard County residents, $400 for non residents of Brevard County, and a $400 late fee beginning August 1.

Participants should arrive at the seminar 15 minutes early for check in, and bring his or her Brevard County hard clam license (if applicable), saltwater products license, and a photo identification card, such as a driver’s license.

No one will be admitted after the seminar begins.

Clammers lawfully harvesting from shellfish or aquaculture leases are not required to have the Brevard County hard clam license while harvesting from such leases.

For questions or additional information about the required educational seminars, please contact David Heil at the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services at (850) 488-5471. For questions regarding licensing, call the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Commercial Saltwater Licensing Office at (850) 487-3122.

 

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