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- The Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami and the Legacy in Washington 10 Years Later
March 11, 2021 By Carrie Garrison-Laney, WSG Tsunami Hazards Specialist and PMEL Liaison Tsunami damage in Onagawa, Ishinomaki, Japan in 2011. Photo by Shunichi Koshimura On March 11, 2011 the largest earthquake ever recorded in Japan — the 4th largest ever recorded worldwide — and the resulting... - Aquaculture Timeline
Washington Coast Shellfish Aquaculture Timeline Welcome to the Washington Coast Shellfish Aquaculture Timeline. This project is part of the Washington Coast Shellfish Aquaculture Study project, which is an effort to improve the long-term sustainability of shellfish aquaculture in Willa... - Lessons for Washington from the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami of 2011
January 15, 2020 It is hard to comprehend the scale of damage that resulted from the 2011 Japanese tsunami. Entire forests, neighborhoods and even towns were washed away. It caused the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl. Overall, almost 20,000 people were proclaimed dead or missing. More than ei... - Padilla Bay: In It For The Long Haul
August 23, 2021 August 30 of this year will mark the fifth anniversary of the first confirmed detection of invasive European green crab along the inland shorelines of Washington which occurred on San Juan Island. Three weeks later, the region will hit the same milestone for the second confirmed dete... - 2018 Volume 1
2018 Volume 1 Back Out in the Mud February 28th, 2018 Last month we launched Washington Sea Grant Crab Team’s third official monitoring season. After a successful and fun month of training workshops in March, all 225+ volunteer and partner monitors are alr... - 2020 Salish Sea Green Crab Update
November 23, 2020 Trapping for European green crab has mostly concluded for the 2020 season, enabling us to take stock of all that was accomplished this year and provide some status updates on green crab. The obstacles this year were considerable, but volunteers and managers were more than equal to ... - What Does the Invasion at Lummi Mean for the Salish Sea?
December 6, 2021 The recent report by the Lummi Nation of more than 70,000 European green crabs captured this year has many wondering what this could mean for efforts to prevent green crabs from establishing in the Salish Sea. This number certainly indicates that the population of green crabs within... - Sally Brownfield: People of the Water
November 27, 2019 Washington Sea Grant is a proud sponsor of We Are Puget Sound: Discovering & Recovering the Salish Sea, a new book by David L. Workman, Leonard Forsman, Mindy Roberts and Brian J. Cantwell from Braided River (an imprint of Mountaineers Books). The following profile is an excerp... - Rising Seas and a Plan to Deal with Climate Change
Rising Seas and a Plan to Deal with Climate Change WSG’s Ian Miller helps the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe lead the way in climate planning. Many native tribes in Washington are acutely exposed to the effects of climate change. From the Swinomish Reservation on Skagit Bay to... - 1965
shellfish and cultivation Japanese oyster drill (Ocinebrellus inornatus) established on several beds in Willapa Bay despite seed inspections at the point of packing in Japan; Eastern oyster drill (Urosalpinx cinerea) also present. ... - Effects of Ocean Acidification on Trophically Important Crustacean Zooplankton of Washington State
Acidification effects on crustacean zooplankton Effects of Ocean Acidification on Trophically Important Crustacean Zooplankton of Washington State Researchers quantified the differential growth and survival rates in acidified waters of zooplankton species that are fundamental to the marine ... - 1977
shellfish and cultivation Successful hatchery production of oyster larvae; seed imports end from Japan (White et al. 2009) ... - WSG Email Newsletters
WSG Email Newsletters Archive June 2024: Mobile pumpout boats gain in popularity in Puget Sound; Molt Blitz and Molt Search training; welcoming new staff and student assistants May 2024: “Oceanography” special issue; 2023 green crab status summaries; new seaweed farm in WA Ap... - Elder Memories, Ancient DNA and the Fate of the Herring
C onservation is a never-ending battle against collective amnesia. As living resources are consumed or extinguished, baselines shift. Past abundance is forgotten, and new generations adjust to a diminished new normal. A case in point is the forage fishes that are foundations of the marine ... - Could a Tsunami Hit Puget Sound?
New tsunami hazard maps show how a Cascadia megaquake could impact Puget Sound June 22, 2021By Kathleen McKeegan, WSG Science Communications Fellow It’s not a matter of if, but when. New tsunami hazard maps published by the Washington Geological Survey and the Washington State Department of ...