The European green crab was discovered in Washington waters in 1998: Decades later, the invasive species threatens West Coast ecosystems

While they may not look particularly scary at first glance, these crustaceans continue to cause great concern on the east coast.
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Volunteers remove invasive European green crab

SEQUIM — It’s early April, and a hardy group of Dungeness Nature Alliance volunteers and staff with Jamestown’s Refuge Management Program are marching across the rocks and sand, carrying a variety of ...

As invasive green crabs expand range in US, some try creative solution

Enabled by recent weather patterns, the destructive crabs are threatening entire ecosystems and industries, so New Englanders are starting to eat more of them.
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First invasive green crab detected on Orcas Island after student discovery

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Invasive European green crabs have been detected on Orcas Island for the first time, following a discovery made by middle school ...
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Invasive green crab continue relentless northern migration along Alaska’s shores

“Great news,” said Anna Belback, a natural resource technician with the U.S. Forest Service Wrangell Ranger District. Surveyors have not found any invasive European green crabs in their shoreline ...
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State denies Ketchikan tribe’s request to open green crab fishery

The Ketchikan Indian Community submitted an emergency petition to the state’s Board of Fisheries in March, asking to reclassify European green crabs from a Class A to a Class B banned invasive species ...