Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Explanation of Crab Team protocols to monitor native salt marsh for invasive European green crab and native pocket estuary organisms.
The video covers each aspect of monthly sampling including baited trapping, molt hunts, shoreline transects, and data submission.
Please note, this video is intended only for use by volunteers who have been registered for sampling with WSG Crab Team, and who are covered under the program's state permit to possess green crab. If you are not a Crab Team volunteer, but believe you have found a European green crab in Washington's inland waters, or for more information on how to get involved, please visit our website for instructions on how to report sightings: wsg.washington.edu/crabteam
Explanation of Crab Team protocols to monitor native salt marsh for invasive European green crab and native pocket estuary organisms.
The video covers each aspect of monthly sampling including baited trapping, molt hunts, shoreline transects, and data submission.
Please note, this video is intended only for use by volunteers who have been registered for sampling with WSG Crab Team, and who are covered under the program's state permit to possess green crab. If you are not a Crab Team volunteer, but believe you have found a European green crab in Washington's inland waters, or for more information on how to get involved, please visit our website for instructions on how to report sightings: wsg.washington.edu/crabteam
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