WSG in the News 2026

April 2026

• • WDFW invites participation in workshops on kelp gathering and conservation
    Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, April 16
  • Something strange in the water and it don’t look good…who ya gonna call? MyCoast!
    The Islands’ Weekly, April 1

March 2026

• • Something strange in the water and it don’t look good…who ya gonna call? MyCoast!
    The Journal of the San Juan Islands, March 30
  • Harvest your own oysters and clams at Hama Hama
    King5, March 25
  • Something strange in the water and it don’t look good…who ya gonna call? MyCoast!
    The Orcasonian, March 23
  • Hama Hama Oyster Rama
    Thurston Talk, March 19
  • Fighting fire
    Port Townsend Leader, March 11
  • Oak Harbor Marina is certifiably clean
    South Whidbey Record, March 10
  • Faculty/staff honors: Lifetime achievement award, Plyler Prize, Rome Prize fellowship
    UW News, March 9
  • Oak Harbor Marina recertified under Washington Clean Marina programme
    Marina World, March 5
  • January/February 2026 Director’s Bulletin
    Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, March 2

February 2026

• • “Hey, How High Will the Water Get?” Peninsula College based Coastal Hazards Specialist Ian Miller reports increased demand for sea level rise data
    The Buccaneer, February 16
  • Building coastal climate change resilience
    Washington Department of Ecology, February 4

January 2026

• • Elliott Bay Book Company presents ‘The Nature of Our Times’ poetry reading
    The Daily, January 22
  • A European green crab invasion
    The Astorian, January 20
  • Conference focuses on most effective ways to market fish
    The Cordova Times, January 16
  • This Weekend’s King Tide Has The Potential For Supersized Waves And Flooding Along Washington’s Coast
    Secret Seattle, January 5