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- Past Fellows
Past Fellows The following biographies of current and recent fellows provide examples of the breadth and scope of opportunities and experiences offered by WSG, National Sea Grant, and Coastal Management fellowships. See current and recent fellows here. Jump to: Washington ... - Spring 2017
Spring 2017 Crab Team Forges Ahead! May 2nd, 2017 Traps are officially in the mud and 2017 sampling started with a bang. The captures of European green crab at Westcott Bay and Padilla Bay last year inspired tremendous support from many different stakeh... - Protocol in Focus: Where does the data go?
August 17, 2022 This year marks Crab Team’s eighth monitoring season, a fact that completely blows our minds. Some of the Crab Team sites have been systematically sampled since we kicked off in August 2015. As this long term ecological dataset grows even longer, it becomes increasingly valuabl... - Get Involved
Get Involved There’s bound to be an organization near you that is working to protect salmon and salmon habitat. Explore how you can help! Peninsula-wide Puget Sound Partnership www.psp.wa.gov/ Kitsap Trees Contact: Jim Trainer 360.649.8465 jtrainer058@gmail.com www.treezinc.com Bainbridge Isla... - National Safe Boating Week
National Safe Boating Week is coordinated each year by the National Safe Boating Council and its boating safety partners across the U.S. and Canada. During the campaign, May 19 through 25, public safety professionals from around the state are increasing the emphasis on boating safety, especially lif... - Building Citizen Science With Volunteers As Partners: Part 2
2015 was a pilot year for Crab Team monitoring. This is the second of two post in which, Natalie White, an undergraduate in the UW Program on the Environment Capstone Program, shares her work to understand the volunteer experience during our pilot year. In a third post, we’ll fill you in on ho... - 2021 Volume 1
2021 Volume 1 Let the trapping begin! June, 2021 This spring had a lot of us reflecting on what our lives were like a year ago. In June 2020, crabbers were in the mud, just as they are now, but how they got there in 2021 looked a lot different. While green c... - 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... - 2019 Volume 2
2019 Volume 2 Recipe for Successful Management November, 2019 We’re often asked if you can eat green crabs, and whether that is a key to managing them. Green crabs are edible, but thankfully, we don’t currently have anywhere near the number of cr... - Green Crab Trappers Get Skunked at Pysht
July 17, 2019 Lora Burke and Gillian Elofson, interns with the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe loaded up with traps and ready to put their new waders to good use, and Chelsey Buffington (center), WDFW technician, prepare to head out on the mud. Photo: Emily Grason. Drenched and muddy, but greatly relieved... - Site Map
Washington Sea Grant Site Map Home Our Northwest Ocean Acidification Harmful Algal Blooms Fisheries and Seafood Marine Life Coastal Hazards Shellfish Research Coastal and Marine Communities Ecosystem Health Fish and Fisheries Shellfish and Aquaculture Community Outre... - Get Involved
Get Involved There’s bound to be an organization near you that is working to protect salmon and salmon habitat. Explore how you can help! Peninsula-wide Puget Sound Partnership Kitsap Trees Contact: Jim Trainer 360.649.8465 jtrainer058@gmail.com Bainb... - Environmental DNA (Part 4): The Vashon Island Mystery
September 26, 2022 This is the fourth and final in a series of posts on a Crab Team project to develop environmental DNA (eDNA) for use in early detection and management of European green crab. Links to the previous posts are found in the text below. Environmental DNA (eDNA) has recently gained atte... - Environmental DNA (Part 3): Reconciling eDNA with Traditional Detection Methods
March 30, 2022 This is the third in a series of posts on a Crab Team project to develop environmental DNA (eDNA) for use in early detection and management of European green crab. The first posts provided an introduction to eDNA and the benefits and challenges it offers to invasion managers. In devel... - Completing the First Year of a Collaborative Removal Effort at Drayton Harbor
December 23, 2020 One of the big successes this year was the launch of a local removal effort in Drayton Harbor. In spite of COVID, in spite of wildfire smoke, in spite of everything that 2020 had to throw at us, the collaborative management team was able to make great strides in trapping the Washin...