The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Dec 21, 2023November/December European green crab updatesMore than 339,000 invasive European green crabs (EGC) have been removed from Washington waters in 2023, most from the Washington Coast…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Oct 26, 2023September/October European green crab updates*Update: as of October 29, the total number of EGC removed from Washington waters in 2023 is 286,368 crabs.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Sep 7, 2023July/August European green crab updatesThe following highlights are excerpted from our July/August European Green Crab Public Update.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 29, 2023May/June European green crab updatesWDFW’s Aquatic Invasive Species unit anticipates deploying more than 25 staff and 1,000 traps during the 2023 field season.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Apr 26, 2023March/April European green crab updates2023 field season underway; increased emphasis on Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Feb 28, 2023Jan/Feb European green crab updatesMore than 285,000 invasive European green crabs were removed from Washington waters in 2022
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Dec 29, 2022Nov/Dec European green crab updatesMore than 269,000 invasive green crabs have been removed from Washington waters in 2022. Read on for updates about the state’s Coastal…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jan 20, 2022European green crab increase warrants emergency actionsGov. Inslee issued an emergency proclamation on Jan. 19, 2022. WDFW is requesting $8,568,000 in emergency funding from the Washington State…
