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• Winter 2017 Sea Star
  Elder Memories, Ancient DNA and the Fate of the Herring WSG researcher Lorenz Hauser leads a binational, multidisciplinary investigation into the decline of the North Pacific’s little big fish. Conservation is a never-ending battle against collective amn...
• Swinomish Receives Funding to Build the First Modern-Day Clam Garden in the U.S.
  November 9, 2021 Federal grants will enable the Tribal Community to revitalize the ancient Indigenous mariculture practice Swinomish Indian Tribal Community bless the site on Kiket Island where they plan to build a clam garden. Photo: Caroline Edwards La Conner, Wash. – In the 1990s, members of ...
• Fall 2016
  Fall 2016 Crab Team’s Big Discovery! August 4th, 2016 You might have heard the recent news that Crab Team volunteers captured the first confirmed European green crab in Washington’s inland waters (but if you haven’t, read our blog post)...
• 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...
• Boaters Divert Nearly 11 Million Gallons of Sewage from Washington Waters
  May 1, 2019 With funding from the Clean Vessel Act program, 140 pumpout stations help divert sewage from coastal and inland waters in Washington. (more…) ...
• Reviving the Past to Protect the Future: Developing a Social-Ecological Clam Garden site selection model
  Clam gardens Reviving the Past to Protect the Future: Developing a Social-Ecological Clam Garden Site Selection Model Researchers created a model to determine the best place to install the first present-day clam garden in the U.S. Many helping hands lay the foundation for the Swinomish Trib...
• Logging Change in Puget Sound
  From the winter 2021–2022 Sea Star print newsletter   Researchers use UW vessel logbooks to reconstruct historical groundfish populations The R/V Commando passes through the Montlake Cut. Skipper Tom Oswold Jr. is on the flying bridge and engineer Olaf Rockness is on the bow. Photo: Bob Hitz ...
• Recovery of the Native Olympia Oyster, Ostrea lurida, in Northern Puget Sound: Measuring the Larval Import to and Export from a Restored Subpopulation
  Larval Exchange in Olympia Oyster Recovery Recovery of the Native Olympia Oyster, Ostrea lurida, in Northern Puget Sound: Measuring the Larval Import to and Export from a Restored Subpopulation Researchers use seawater chemistry to trace larval exchanges between Olympia oyster populations. ...
• 2021 Volume 2
  2021 Volume 2 Five Years Later November, 2021 It’s been a little over five years since the first capture of invasive European green crab along Washington’s inland shorelines. As we look back at how much we’ve learned since this capture, we ...
• Planning for Sustainable Shellfish Aquaculture in Complex Multiple Use Environments: Determining Social and Ecological Carrying Capacity for South Puget Sound, Washington
  Shellfish growing capacity in S. Puget Sound Planning for Sustainable Shellfish Aquaculture in Complex Multiple Use Environments: Determining Social and Ecological Carrying Capacity for South Puget Sound, Washington Researchers investigated the physical conditions and coastal-community view...
• All About Cisterns! Webinar
  RainWise, a City of Seattle and King County partnership, offers rebates for rain gardens and cisterns on private property. These installations capture water that falls on roofs and keeps it out of sewer pipes during big rain storms. Cisterns are also a great source for summer water! In this webinar,...
• More than just a cute face: What otters can tell us about the health of the environment
  December 27, 2022 The River Otter Project used community science to shed light on contamination in the Lower Duwamish River By Andrea Richter-Sanchez, WSG Science Communications Fellow     North American river otter. Photo by Diana Robinson. “Otters are an easy way to engage people to care abou...
• Six Graduates Selected for the 2019-2020 WSG State Fellowship
  July 25, 2019 We are pleased to announce that Tressa Arbow, Rachel Assink, Ashley Bagley, Angela Cruz, Alex Sweetser and Sonni Tadlock, have been awarded the Washington Sea Grant State Fellowship (formerly the Marc Hershman Marine Policy Fellowship) for 2019-2020. This fellowship places highly mot...
• An Evaluation of the Stock Assessment Method for Eastern Bering Sea Snow Crab Incorporating Spatial Heterogeneity in Fishing Pressure, Recruitment Processes, and Distribution of Spawning Biomass
  ASSESSING BERING SEA SNOW CRAB POPULATIONS An Evaluation of the Stock Assessment Method for Eastern Bering Sea Snow Crab Incorporating Spatial Heterogeneity in Fishing Pressure, Recruitment Processes, and Distribution of Spawning Biomass This research develops a spatially structured method ...
• Hydrothermal conversion of sugar kelp into hydrocarbons
  Converting kelp to fuel  Hydrothermal conversion of sugar kelp into hydrocarbons Researchers employ catalytic hydrothermal liquefaction to convert wet sugar kelp to hydrocarbons that can be used as drop-in transportation fuels or high-value chemicals, and engage UW students through summer ...