2022 Season Wrap Up – WA Coast

June 15, 2023

As we dive into the 2023 European green crab trapping season, it’s important to reflect on the insights gained from the coastal green crab populations in 2022. This summary of green crab observations from Washington’s coastal estuaries complements our Inland 2022 wrap-up, rounding out our focus on the trends and patterns observed from green crab trapping results across the state. We pulled from several different data sources to piece together an ...

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Curried Pacific Cod Kebabs Recipe

May 24, 2023

By Emma Duckworth, WSG Undergraduate Science Communications Fellow

We have curried Pacific cod kebabs for this week’s recipe in our Discover West Coast Seafood Recipe Series. Pacific cod is the second largest catch from commercial groundfish fisheries, and NOAA and the Pacific Fishery Management Council manage their stocks. Recent stock assessments have determined ...

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Mobile pumpout boats gain popularity, expand throughout Puget Sound

May 23, 2023

Mobile pumpout boats provide options for recreational boaters while improving water quality

Amazon Prime, Uber Eats, Instacart: All of these services get delivered directly to you these days.  Now, pumpout services for your boat are joining that list. Options for recreational boaters to pump out boat sewage safely and efficiently are expanding throughout the Puget Sound.  Traveling “pumpout boats” that come to where the boaters are is a service that more and more marinas and ...

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New Staff: Brandii O’Reagan

May 16, 2023

We are thrilled to welcome Brandii O’Reagan as a new fisheries specialist at Washington Sea Grant. In this role, Brandii will focus on developing and coordinating strategies that advance the safety, economic success and environmental sustainability of Washington’s fisheries and seafood sectors.

Brandii believes that one of the most important aspects of improving seafood harvest quality and sustainability is ...

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West Coast Seafood Series: Baked Lingcod with Sorrel

May 16, 2023

By Emma Duckworth, WSG Undergraduate Science Communications Fellow

This summer, Washington Sea Grant is developing a West Coast Seafood Recipe Series, encouraging you to cook up some delicious, locally-harvested seafood! These recipes are easy ways to shop sustainably and support local fisheries, all while trying out some new dishes. 

Kicking off this series is a recipe ...

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WSG workshops give Makah Tribal fishermen crucial training to stay safe at sea

May 11, 2023

Sarah Fisken, marine operations specialist, has been working with the Tribe for more than 30 years

At the dawn of each spring, the Makah Tribe blesses its fleet in Neah Bay to support tribal fishermen and their families. They convene at the Makah Marina to pray in their language.

The intention behind the ceremony is to cast a safe fishing season for those going out to an unpredictable and merciless sea. To further empower fishermen, the Tribe collaborates with Washington ...

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Introducing Molt Search

May 1, 2023

WSG and WSU Extension have teamed up to launch a new volunteer-based early detection program to complement the existing Crab Team monitoring network—introducing, Molt Search.

Building on Early Detection Success

Molt search builds on the hard work of Crab Team monitors who have been conducting early detection surveys since 2015. The network has found some of the first generations ...

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WSG, Washington CoastSavers and partners awarded funding to tackle marine debris

April 21, 2023

The partners will receive $299,965 through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to lead collaborative marine debris efforts in coastal Washington 

Marine debris is a persistent issue in Washington, as trash enters the ocean and threatens the health of ecosystems. Washington Sea Grant, together with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, and Washington CoastSavers have been awarded $299,965 from the National Sea Grant Marine Debris Community Action Coalitions ...

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Russell Callender shares about his career, passions and what lies ahead

April 7, 2023
From the Summer 2023 Sea Star

Having served as director of Washington Sea Grant since 2018, Callender retires in April 2023

head shot of Russell Callender“Ever since I was a teenager, my passion was for conservation,” says Russell Callender. He kept his love for preserving the environment close to heart throughout his career, which involved twists and turns from academic research to climbing the ranks of government, ...

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WSG launches new Pumpout Washington website

April 6, 2023

Visit the redesigned website at pumpoutwashington.org

By Emma Duckworth, WSG Undergraduate Science Communications Fellow

As the weather continues to warm, Puget Sound boaters are gearing up for another beautiful season. Whether it be their first time on the water or their tenth season in the Sound, all kinds of boaters are preparing their ...

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New Staff: WSG Welcomes Chandler Countryman

April 3, 2023

We are thrilled to welcome Chandler Countryman as the new resilience and adaptation specialist at Washington Sea Grant.

In this role, Chandler works with communities in the South Puget Sound area and along Washington’s coast to advance efforts related to coastal hazards and climate resilience by gathering local knowledge and perspectives, identifying community priorities, and connecting local efforts to ...

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New Staff: WSG Welcomes Michele Blanchflower

April 3, 2023

Michele Blanchflower joined Washington Sea Grant in March 2023. In her new role as the fiscal specialist supervisor, she supports administrative and fiscal functions, assisting with coordination, planning, reconciliation, forecasting, procurement, and executing direct services for WSG.

She acts as an intradepartmental liaison for internal wide communication with external stakeholders.

Michele studied small business management at the University of Massachusetts ...

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