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Sunsetting the transect survey 🌇

Sunsetting the transect survey 🌇

by WSG Crab Team | Apr 1, 2025 | Community Science, Monitor Resources

April 1, 2025 Today is the first day of the 2025 monitoring season and the Crab Team monitoring network is undergoing one of our biggest changes of the last decade. It is with very considered deliberation, discussion, and debate that we have decided to sunset the...

Crab Team turns 10: Crabstock Shell-ebration

by WSG Crab Team | Feb 26, 2025 | Community Science, Team News

Crab Team Origins & 10 Years of Accomplishments From humble beginnings spent daydreaming in 2014, from the first trap in the water in 2015, to a network of 307 active monitors across 68 sites: in 2024, Crab Team celebrated a decade of trudging around in the mud...
2024 Green Crab status summary: Part 2 (coastal estuaries)

2024 Green Crab status summary: Part 2 (coastal estuaries)

by WSG Crab Team | Feb 13, 2025 | Coastal Green Crab, Green Crab Management, Green Crab Trend

February 13, 2025 In this post, we’ll continue our reflections back on 2024 through the lens of the status and trends of European green crabs in Washington. In the last post, we shared observations from trapping efforts across Salish Sea shorelines. Here we shift...
2024 Green Crab status summary: part 1 (inland)

2024 Green Crab status summary: part 1 (inland)

by WSG Crab Team | Jan 6, 2025 | Detections, Green Crab Management, Green Crab Trend

January 6, 2025It’s a season of new beginnings, and as we transition into the New Year, we continue to wrap up what 2024 meant in terms of the European green crab invasion in Washington. And as WSG Crab Team wraps up the 10th year of green crab monitoring, we also...
Tokeland

Tokeland

by WSG Crab Team | Dec 16, 2024 | Crab Team Newsletter Archive

Number: 602 Region: Pacific County Launched: 2020 Site Captains: Megan Bungum and Rachel Flannery Tokeland is a site with significant historical status, to the story of green crab in Washington and much deeper in time as well. Within the Crab Team monitoring network,...
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