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- Projections of Ocean Properties Along the Washington Coast Related to Environmental Health
WA Coast regional ocean projections Projections of Ocean Properties Along the Washington Coast Related to Environmental Health Researchers developed a new modeling system that forecasts cyclical and climate-driven changes in regional ocean conditions. The system also has many other potentia... - 2018 European Green Crab Season Update
November 1, 2018 The turning of the leaves signals a winding-down of green crab trapping activities. Just as it feels right to us to hunker down and stay warm, cooler water temperatures also cause green crab to become less catchable in the fall and winter. Crab Team monitors have pulled and stored t... - Single Green Crab Found During Follow-Up Assessment on Whidbey Island
June 11, 2018 Last week, WSG Crab Team spent three full days in the mud at Lagoon Point on Whidbey Island. After two European green crab were discovered there last year, one during regular volunteer monitoring and a second during the subsequent rapid assessment, Crab Team HQ decided another multi-da... - Growing Sustainable Shellfish: Understanding the Ecological Role of Shellfish Aquaculture Using Emerging Technology
ECOLOGICAL ROLE OF SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE Growing Sustainable Shellfish: Understanding the Ecological Role of Shellfish Aquaculture Using Emerging Technology In partnership with The Nature Conservancy and NOAA, Washington Sea Grant documented the ecological role of shellfish aquaculture rela... - European Green Crab Detection During San Juan Island Assessment
September 6th, 2019 European green crab found at Westcott Bay. Photo: Kelly Martin Last week, Crab Team Program Manager, Emily Grason, and Program Assistant, Kelly Martin, conducted a trapping assessment on San Juan Island with Chelsey Buffington and Roy Clark from the Washington Department of Fish... - 2022 Volume 1
2022 Volume 1 A Green Crab Emergency August 17, 2022 As the long radio silence might imply, things have been busy since our last newsletter in the fall of 2021. Last winter, several emergency declarations related to green crab, including Lummi Nation, Shoalw... - Successful Adaptation: Identifying Effective Process and Outcome Characteristics and Practice-Relevant Metrics
Successful climate change adaptation Successful Adaptation: Identifying Effective Process and Outcome Characteristics and Practice-Relevant Metrics Researchers assisted leading scientists and West Coast adaptation practitioners in developing guidelines and potential metrics for measuring su... - Fall 2017
Fall 2017 Wrapping up a busy year November 21st, 2017 The 2017 Crab Team sampling season has officially concluded, and We – with a capital “W”, inclusive of the whole community of Crab Team volunteers, partners, cheerleaders and staff – can b... - Detection of European Green Crab in Drayton Harbor
August 22, 2019 Crab Team volunteers in Drayton Harbor, just south of the border with Canada, found the shell of an invasive European green crab while walking the beach this past Saturday. The detection is the furthest northward along Washington shorelines the invasive species has been confirmed. Ma... - Molt Search
Molt Search The emerging invasion by European green crabs (Carcinus maenas) threatens marine resources in Washington. Early detection of small populations gives us the best chance to reduce the spread and impact of this globally damaging invasive species. Wa... - Seafood Month Highlight: Underwater Cameras Capture the Value of Shellfish Habitat
October 18, 2018 Seafood Month provides an opportunity to highlight innovative programs. In the story below from NOAA Fisheries, learn about how Washington Sea Grant and partners are using unerwater GoPro cameras to document shellfish aquaculture beds. This collaborative project with ... - It’s Not Easy Seeing Green
It’s Not Easy Seeing Green Crab, that is. Washington Sea Grant launches a concerted monitoring effort to make sure elusive, habitat-wrecking European green crab haven’t penetrated Puget Sound. By Annie Hillier, WSG Science Communications Fellow Don’t be fooled by th... - 2018 Volume 2
2018 Volume 2 Summertime Crabbing September 7, 2018 WSG Crab Team first piloted its monitoring protocols in August 2015, when 30 volunteers monitored 7 sites. This year, the program has grown to have 200 volunteers and 25 staff from partner agencies and area... - Make Whale for Change: New Rules for Whale Watching in the Salish Sea
From the Autumn 2022 Sea Star New research finds that rules to protect endangered southern resident killer whales could mean less demand for commercial whale watching — but tour operators have options for making up the difference Maddie Hansen, WSG Science Communications Fellow The Salish Sea is a... - 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...