WSG Email Newsletters Archive
- June 2022: Impacts from the 2021 heat wave, WDFW recognizes Crab Team, historic low tides
- May 2022: Green crab in Hood Canal, strategic planning survey, interview with Joe Upton
- April 2022: New mobile pumpout, mysterious worm threatening aquaculture, interview with Puget SoundKeeper
- March 2022: Resilience Action Demonstration Project, Orca Bowl, moon jellies
- February 2022: Indigenous aquaculture story map, new research projects, new staff
- January 2022: Seafarer Collective, restorative aquaculture, new purse seine crew member training
- November 2021: Funding to build clam garden, 50 years of crabber-towboat lane agreements, fellowship opportunities
- December 2021: Longtime staff reflect on their work, European green crab invasion at Lummi Sea Pond, new Sea Star
- October 2021: Celebrate 50 years of Washington Sea Grant, new WSG fisheries specialist, southern resident killer whale recovery efforts
- September 2021: New coastal resiliency hub, meet the WSG Hershman Fellows, Oysterfest
- August 2021: Heatwave and shellfish, addressing the pandemic’s impact on seafood, WSG job opportunities
- June 2021: Researchers discover culprit behind mass shellfish mortality events, tsunamis in Puget Sound, #PrideInTheOcean
- May 2021: Marine parasites on the rise, Indigenous Aquaculture Collaborative, WSG Crab Team wins award for outstanding community impact
- April 2021: Economic Dashboard, Swinomish clam garden, Pumpout Nav app
- March 2021: Statement of Solidarity with the AAPI community, remembering the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, WSG program strategist Paul Dye retires
- February 2021: Seattle seawall, logging change in Puget Sound, DEI in the Salish Sea
- January 2021: Bellingham Dockside Market, 50th anniversary of Washington Sea Grant, 2021 calendar
- December 2020: Looking back on 2020, WCRP wraps up, fellowship applications open
- November 2020: WSG equity, access and community engagement lead on National Native American Heritage Month, interview with Makah fisherman Dave Sones, king tides are here
- October 2020: Seafood Month, Keystone Fellowship, new aquaculture specialist
- September 2020: Community Engagement Toolkit, new Hershman Fellows, boater outreach survey
- August 2020: Salmon restoration, welcoming our new fisheries specialist, “Pumpout Nav” comes to Washington
- July 2020: Welcoming our new assistant directors, making adventure accessible and Covid impacts to WSG-funded research
- June 2020: Expanding our fellowships, statement of solidarity with the Black community, DEI spotlight
- May 2020: More resources for COVID-19, our commitment to DEI, new pumpout videos
- April 2020: Resources for COVID-19, Friday Harbor Labs, the future of Northwest environmental social science
- March 2020: COVID-19 response, pumpout, new CHRN website
- February 2020: Saving seabirds, Indigenous Aquaculture, seaweed farming training
- January 2020: Lessons from the 2011 tsunami, king tides, new fellowship program promotes DEI in marine careers
- December 2019: The future of Washington coastlines, Tribal Coastal Resilience Act, seaweed farming workshop
- November 2019: We Are Puget Sound, quadrennial site review, fiberglass boat recycling
- October 2019: Green crabs in Puget Sound, remembering Jayme Wisecup, National Sea Grant aquaculture awards
- September 2019: Recreational boat sales, UW legislative field tour, NOAA Science Camp
- August 2019: Planning for sea level rise, the challenges of coastal resiliency, new pumpout facility
- July 2019: Shellfish Growers Conference, WSG staff retreat, tsunami roadshow