Press

• Sea Grant workshops train the future of the fisheries industry
  National Fisherman, May 4
• Emergency repairs sought for damaged Stanwood levee north of Seattle
  KUOW, May 2
• Clean Marina Program Begins Third Decade of Green Success
  Nautical Northwest Magazine, May

• 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

• 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

• “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

• 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

• Researchers issue warning as harmful creatures spread into US waterway: ‘We found a concerning number’
  The Cool Down, December 27
• Preparing the Duwamish Valley for Future Flooding
  South Seattle Emerald, December 19
• Seafood Tips from the People Bringing You America’s Seafood (Part 2)
  NOAA Fisheries, December 11
• Chinese mitten crab discovery in Oregon puts WA wildlife officials on alert
  My Northwest, December 10
• Westport hosts first-ever Washington Fishermen’s Convention
  The Chinook Observer, December 10
• Westport hosts first-ever Washington Fishermen’s Convention
  The Daily World, December 8
• Nine Alaska seismic stations to go dark in January, slowing West Coast tsunami alerts
  KUOW, December 5
• King tides expected this weekend in western Washington
  FOX13 Seattle, December 5
• Stormy weather, ‘king tides’ may bring coastal flooding to western Whatcom County
  The Bellingham Herald, December 5
• ‘Dramatic’ king tides return to Washington soon. Here’s when – and what to know
  The Olympian, December 4
• Invasive European green crab found near North Whidbey
  South Whidbey Record, December 2

• Invasive green crab found in Skagit Bay for the first time
  The Chronicle, November 29
• Invasive green crab found in Skagit Bay for the first time
  goSkagit.com, November 28
• Invasive green crabs found in another area of western Washington waters
  King5, November 25
• First invasive green crabs found in Skagit Bay
  KIRO7, November 26
• Destructive, invasive European green crab found in Skagit Bay
  Cascadia Daily News, November 26
• Invasive European green crabs discovered in WA’s Skagit Bay
  The Seattle Times, November 26
• Invasive European green crabs discovered in WA’s Skagit Bay
  FOX13 Seattle, November 26
• The human factor in fisheries, for better and worse
  National Fisherman, November 20
• Coastlines – Camera – Action: A Case Study
  UW EarthLab, November 13
• Getting Their Feet Wet: New CTE Frameworks Introduce Students to Aquaculture, Fisheries
  South Sound Business, November 13
• Registrations open for the Washington Fishermen’s Conference
  The Chronicle, November 10
• Deep trouble, deeper opportunity: How tariffs are reshaping B.C.’s dive fisheries
  BCBusiness, November 10
• The Washington Fishermen’s Conference is a month away
  The Daily World, November 10
• Community events: Washington Fishermen’s Convention deadline
  The Chinook Observer, November 9
• Washington Fishermen’s Conference set for Dec. 4-8
  National Fisherman, November 7
• King tides projected to return: Anacortes, surrounding areas prepare for possible flooding
  goSkagit.com, November 4
• Crab Crackin’: WWU student researching how river otters might act as a natural mitigation to the invasive European green crab
  Western Washington University News, November 3

• Learn about Kalaloch’s coastal bluff erosion at Forks Library, Nov. 1
  Forks Forum, October 30
• King tides expected throughout western Washington next week
  King5, October 29
• All aboard: UW researchers bring expertise to inaugural ocean week events
  UW News, October 28
• Candidate Q&A: Ilwaco mayor faces young challenger
  The Chinook Observer, October 26
• Habitat Strategic Initiative Lead Subrecipient Highlights
  Puget Sound National Estuary Program, October 20
• Salish Symphony
  Seattle Magazine, October 14

• SJIMA fall exhibits
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, September 27
• New Washington Fishermen’s Convention in Westport spotlights fishing industry
  The Chinook Observer, September 20
• New Washington Fishermen’s Convention in Westport to spotlight state’s fishing industry
  The Daily World, September 17
• Washington Fishermen’s Convention set for Dec. 4-8
  National Fisherman, September 17
• Flooding on the Grays: Part 1–Rural neighbors seek a river’s future
  The Chinook Observer, September 14
• Photo Story: Training Future Seafood Farmers
  NOAA Fisheries, September 4
• Reflections on a Year at the Port
  Port of Seattle, September 4
• Two-Day Seafood HACCP Training Workshop (Sep 4-5)
  Newsbreak, September 4
• Seaweed project in limbo after Trump cuts, UW professor says
  The Seattle Times, September 3

• Little shrimp, big problem, Part 1: Farming, science and politics collide on the coast
  The Chinook Observer, August 28
• State terminates Vashon kelp farm’s aquatic lease
  Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber, August 27
• Genetics unlock mystery of green crab invasion
  Salish Sea Currents Magazine, August 26
• Ten years of confronting a costly green crab invasion in Puget Sound
  Salish Sea Currents Magazine, August 26
• Life at Low Tide ― Intertidal Organisms at Smith Cove
  Port of Seattle, August 25
• Campers Learn About Marine Debris at NOAA Western Regional Center
  NOAA Office of Response and Restoration, August 25
• New research warns of potential jellyfish-spurred upset
  Salish Current, August 22
• European green crab management season update
  The Daily World, August 12
• Senator Cantwell Leads Bipartisan Effort to Restore NOAA’s Sea Grant Program
  Seafoodnews, August 5
• Video: USDA freezes UW project that turns Washington shellfish farmers’ seaweed problem into soil solution for land farmers
  UW News, August 4
• Cantwell, Wicker, Blunt-Rochester, & Sullivan Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Reauthorize NOAA’s Sea Grant Program
  U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation, August 1

• Washington state no longer under tsunami advisory
  KUOW, July 30
• Green Hydrogen: The Role of the Port in an Emerging Industry
  Port of Seattle, July 28
• State of Grays Harbor a cornerstone event for GGHI | The Daily World
  Consumer Reports, July 16
• How to Prevent Food Poisoning From Fish and Shellfish—and Other Safe Seafood Tips
  Consumer Reports, July 11
• Community rallies to protect San Juan shorelines from invasive European green crab
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, July 10
• Discovery on Ketchikan beach shows spread of invasive green crabs
  Wrangell Sentinel, July 9
• Green crab discoveries in Ketchikan show the invasive threat is spreading in Alaska
  KTOO, July 3
• Green crab discoveries in Ketchikan show the invasive threat is spreading in Alaska
  Alaska Beacon, July 3
• Northwest Washington sees green crabs threatening Padilla Bay’s eelgrass
  Port Townsend Leader, July 2

• Helping Herring: Supporting Spawning in Elliott Bay
  Port of Seattle, June 30
• In northwest Washington, invasive green crabs threaten Padilla Bay’s eelgrass
  News from The States, June 29
• A decapod for a decennial: Critter of the Month ages with the grace of a graceful rock crab
  Washington Department of Ecology, June 25
• GGHI presents State of Grays Harbor | The Daily World
  The Daily World, June 25
• Harbor Happenings | Tour some of the area’s most beautiful gardens
  Gig Harbor Now, June 24
• GGHI to host 2025 State of Grays Harbor
  The Daily World, June 12
• Today’s Headlines: New PFAS rules proposed in WA; sensor creates map of danger for cyclists
  Spokane Public Radio, June 9
• 2024’s El Niño boosted invasive green crab in WA despite emergency management efforts
  KNKX, June 6
• Help stop invasive marine crabs – join a molt search training
  The Islands’ Weekly, June 5
• Workshop: Unity key to flood preparation: “Shocking” risks ahead as 21st century progresses
  Chinook Observer, June 3
• Will flooding force Seattle’s South Park residents to leave?
  The Seattle Times, June 1

• Tsunami threat looms over Washington’s coast as researchers improve warning systems
  KOMO News, May 31
• Help stop invasive marine crabs: Join a molt search training
  The Orcasonian, May 31
• Help Washington manage European green crabs with citizen science events
  Everett Herald, May 31
• Washington Clean Vessel Act Program expands pumpout options for boaters
  San Juan Islander, May 30
• Exploring Green Methanol as a Sustainable Cruise Fuel
  Port of Seattle, May 30
• Funding cuts threaten career development programs for aging fishing industry
  Future Tides, May 28
• Meet Salish Seafoods: Geoduck Farmers in Washington
  NOAA Fisheries, May 27
• This Deposit of ‘Weird’ Cretaceous Amber Could Reveal Hints to Long-Forgotten Tsunamis in Japan
  Smithsonian Magazine, May 23
• A grassroots movement trying to keep the Washington coast clean
  KNKX, May 17
• Study co-written by WWU’s Kathryn Sobocinski looks at impact of moon jellyfish’s voracious appetite
  WWU News, May 16
• Seafloor amber may hold hints of a tsunami 115 million years ago
  Science News, May 15
• Juvenile European green crab just as damaging as adults | The Daily World
  The Daily World, May 14
• Tracking invasive green crabs in WA
  FOX13, May 9
• Community News Briefs — May 7, 2025
  Sequim Gazette, May 7

• Volunteers crab for a cause at island estuary
  Vashon Beachcomber, April 30
• Community groups capture invasive green crabs in Blaine
  My Bellingham Now, April 29
• Scientists begin European green crab trapping season in Drayton Harbor
  The Northern Light, April 23
• Washington Sea Grant begins genome sequencing invasive European green crab
  The Daily UW, April 18
• Research informs the future of eelgrass restoration in Washington
  The Daily World, April 17
• Why This Earth Day Is More Important Than Ever
  Seattle Magazine, April 15
• Proposed federal cuts jeopardize Pacific salmon habitat restoration, tribal rights
  OPB, April 12
• Trump admin aims to gut salmon spending
  KUOW, April 11
• Aspiring fishermen angle for expertise at Washington Sea Grant course
  The Daily World, April 10
• Spotlight on Local Plant and Animal Life at Port Facilities
  Port of Seattle, April 9
• Researchers to map the genome of invasive European green crab
  The Columbian, April 6
• Researchers to map the genome of invasive European green crab
  The Chronicle, April 4
• Researchers studying Green Crab genome to battle infestation
  My Clallam County, April 4
• Do genetics hold the key to the US’ European green crab problem?
  Oceanographic, April 3
• Researchers to map the genome of invasive European green crab
  The Daily World, April 3
• Green Methanol: A Deep Dive into the Alternative Marine Fuel
  Port of Seattle, April 3
• Researchers to map the genome of invasive European green crab
  Newswise, April 2
• Community News Briefs
  Sequim Gazette, April 2

March 2025

• Washington Sea Grant to offer safety training for fishermen
  National Fisherman, March 18
• Now Is a Really Bad Time for the Really Big One
  HeatMap, March 17
• Friday Harbor High School Takes Second Place at 2025 Orca Bowl
  San Juan Islander, March 12
• Jamestown Tribe seeks volunteers for green crab detection
  Peninsula Daily News, March 10
• Jamestown Tribe seeks volunteers for green crab detection
  Sequim Gazette, March 5

• News Briefs | February 27 edition
  Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber, February 26
• What’s happening this week around Thurston County
  The Olympian, February 22
• Washington Sea Grant plans commercial fishing skills and drills course
  Fishermen’s News, February 19
• Some positive news about sales
  Soundings Trade Only, February 4

• Washington businesses and undergraduates benefit from pollution prevention internships
  Washington Department of Ecology, January 28
• NOAA Fisheries and Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission Promote Fisheries-Related Career Paths for Tribal Youth
  NOAA Fisheries, January 22
• Being Frank: Today’s youth are tomorrow’s salmon stewards
  Nisqually Valley News, January 21
• Sea level rise threat in western Washington
  FOX13 Seattle, January 15
• As erosion and floods swallow buildings, Washington’s coastal communities strain to adapt
  Climate Central, January 10
• As erosion and floods swallow buildings, Washington’s coastal communities strain to adapt
  The Daily Yonder, January 8
• Ring in the new year with these crowd-favorite seafood recipes
  NOAA Fisheries, January 6
• King tides around Puget Sound mean potentially dangerous high water — and coming spring
  Tacoma News Tribune, January 4

• King tide advisory issued for South Puget Sound
  The JOLT News, December 31
• King tides are coming again in January
  MLT News, December 27
• King tides are coming again in January
  My Edmonds News, December 27
• Rep. Derek Kilmer through the years
  Kitsap Sun, December 20
• Two high tides hit 3 Crabs Road
  Sequim Gazette, December 17
• How Scientists Solved the Mystery of a 300-Year-Old Megaquake
  PBS Terra, December 12
• Washington Sea Grant Provides Lifesaving Training to Commercial Fish Harvesters
  Journal of Ocean Technology, Winter 2024
• Unusually Large Number of Female Dungeness on Washington Coast Beaches, Officials a Little Worried
  Oregon Coast Beach Connection, December 9
• Stories from the Sea: Women in Commercial Fishing and Aquaculture
  Sustainable Connections, December 2
• Tsunami researchers hunt for clues about the next big Pacific Northwest quake
  The Washington Post, December 2

• High tides, strong winds expected to hit Peninsula
  Peninsula Daily News, November 18
• King tides rolling into the coast starting Friday
  The Daily World, November 13

• Invasive green crabs have established themselves in Washington state
  Wrangell Sentinel, October 30

• Announcing the 8th Annual River & Ocean Film Festival in Forks
  Forks Forum, September 26
• Long-term management plan published for controlling invasive European green crabs
  Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, September 26
• Q&A: Kelp Farming on the Salish Sea
  The Mill Creek Review, September 24
• 2024 pollution prevention interns revolutionize practical sustainability
  Washington Department of Ecology, September 20
• Report outlines struggles, successes Pacific Northwest coastal tribes face in adapting to climate change
  Oregon Public Broadcasting, September 12
• Keeping Washington’s marinas clean
  FOX13 Seattle, September 10
• New report on climate adaptation in Northwest Coastal Tribes available
  Climate.gov, September 10
• No end in sight for Washington’s battle against invasive green crabs
  The Seattle Times, September 5
• No end in sight for Washington’s battle against invasive green crabs
  Washington State Standard, September 4

• Invasive European green crab discovered in Quillayute River Estuary
  The Chronicle, August 30
• In first, invasive European green crab found in north Washington
  Port Townsend Leader, August 28
• Trying to escape sea-level rise, Northwest coastal tribes are drowning in paperwork
  High Country News, August 27
• Report finds barriers for NW coastal tribes responding to climate change
  Public News Service, August 21
• European green crabs detected in Quillayute River estuary
  Peninsula Daily News, August 20
• Invasive crab spreading along Washington coast
  KIRO7, August 20
• European green crabs detected in Quillayute River estuary near La Push
  Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, August 19
• Climate change is already reshaping PNW shorelines. Tribal nations are showing how to adapt
  The Seattle Times, August 19
• Pacific Northwest tribes are battered by climate change but fight to get money meant to help them
  AP News, August 12
• Report describes the barriers Pacific Northwest coastal Tribes face in adapting to climate change
  UW News, August 12
• NOAA grant to fund Hwy 112 project
  Forks Forum, August 8

• Invasive green crabs linked to decline of shrimp, clam populations
  My Northwest, July 30
• NOAA grant to fund Highway 112 project
  Peninsula Daily News, July 27
• WA coastal communities receive $75.5M from NOAA to prepare for climate change impacts
  San Juan Islander, July 26
• Claws for concern: The green crab epidemic threatening Washington clams
  KUOW, July 26
• European green crab
  Alaska Native News, July 26
• Citizen scientists on the prowl for invasive crab
  Whidbey News-Times, July 19
• One of the worst invasive species threatens WA’s waters. Here’s what to do if you see it
  Tacoma News-Tribune, July 8

• Recreational boaters play an important role in protecting endangered killer whales, officials say
  Puget Sound Institute, June 26
• Repealing Washington’s Climate Commitment Act comes at too high a cost | Opinion
  The Bellingham Herald, June 25
• Looking for crab molts to stop invasive green crabs
  KUOW, June 24
• Invasive European green crab found less than 10 miles from Ketchikan
  Wrangell Sentinel, June 19
• Help search for invasive crab during the Salish Sea-wide Molt Blitz
  The Seattle Times, June 17
• Community plus science equals action!
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, June 14
• Oregon Sea Grant Extension reminds boaters to ‘know before you go’
  Oregon State University Extension, June 14
• Ecology helps secure $5.4 million to help build coastal resiliency
  Washington Department of Ecology, June 12
• Learn how to spot invasive crabs this month in Snohomish, Edmonds
  HeraldNet, June 9
• Let’s combat invasive European green crab
  The Orcasonian, June 5

• Grays Bay flood & sea level rise workshop series wrap-up
  Wahkiakum County Eagle, May 30
• Will Ditching Dams Be the Coastline’s Renewal?
  Hakai Magazine, May 21
• Grays Bay flooding and sea level rise workshop announced
  Wahkiakum County Eagle, May 15
• OUTDOORS: Invasive European green crab search training in June in Jefferson, Clallam counties
  Peninsula Daily News, May 9
• Citizen scientist training planned for European green crab
  The Northern Light, May 8

• Sea Grant: Science Serving America’s Coastlines and People
  Oceanography, April 30
• Nine practices from Native American culture that could help the environment
  The Washington Post, April 22
• When dams come down, what happens to the ocean?
  High Country News, April 19
• Trapping for harmful green crab continues in Grays Harbor, elsewhere
  The Daily World, April 16
• Eye on Business: This week’s meetings
  Peninsula Daily News, April 13
• A farm off Lummi Island grows its crops underwater
  King5, April 11
• In the Margins | Crew School provides a reality sea trial for commercial fishing wannabes
  Gig Harbor Now, April 10

• UW and partners launch new project connecting sea to soil for climate resilience
  UW Today, March 29
• Centering equity, reconciliation and community in coastal adaptation
  Daily Journal of Commerce, March 28
• UW and Partners Launch New Project Connecting Sea to Soil for Climate Resilience
  Farms.com, March 20
• Friday Harbor High School students placed fourth in the Orcas Bowl
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, March 15
• Olympic National Park cabins demolished before they fall into Pacific Ocean
  KUOW, March 12
• UW-based team monitors the green crab invasion
  UW Magazine, March
• UW scientists, researchers help coastal towns prepare for disaster
  UW Magazine, March

• Solar-Powered Pumpout Boats
  Soundings, February 28
• Solar-Powered Pumpout Boat Takes Eco-Friendly a Step Further
  Marina Dock Age, February 27
• How a Northwest tribe is escaping a rising ocean
  NPR, February 19
• How a Northwest tribe is escaping a rising ocean
  KUOW, February 13
• You may not be getting the fish you paid for. Here’s how to spot seafood fraud.
  The Washington Post, February 9
• Residents and experts meet, once again, to hash out solutions for Grays Bay flooding
  The Wahkiakum County Eagle, February 8
• Dungeness crab: The West Coast’s forever fishery
  Capital Press, February 5

• Emergency Management Division has new focus on coastal resilience
  Washington Military Department, January 31
• Washington businesses benefit from free, grant-funded Pollution Prevention internships
  Washington Department of Ecology, January 31
• Grant to help build coastal climate resilience
  Washington Department of Ecology, January 30
• NOAA Sea Grant advances resilient coastal communities with $4 million in support
  NOAA Sea Grant, January 10
• Artist Nam Siu speaks about love of the sea
  Port Townsend Leader, January 10
• Exploring Our Changing Ocean: Impacts and Response to Ocean Acidification in the U.S.A.
  OA Alliance, January 8

• Prioritizing sea level rise vulnerability across Puget Sound
  Daily Journal of Commerce, December 20
• Kalaloch and its historic buildings are holding on against erosion — for now
  Pacific NW Magazine, December 20
• Sea Grant Extension Assembly presents its 2023 Career Award
  NOAA Sea Grant, December 19
• How WA’s king tides amp up flood risks amid global sea level rise
  Seattle Times, December 11
• Hot Stove Society: Holiday in Washington
  Hot Stove Radio, December 8
• Quinault Tribe builds new village site away from rising seas
  KUOW, December 4

• King tides roll across Washington waters this week
  King5, November 28
• King tide season starts this week, bringing higher waters to the Olympia area
  The Olympian, November 28
• Incoming: King tides to Puget Sound
  KUOW, November 28
• Foodie gifts celebrate Pacific Northwest bounty
  The Seattle Times, November 16
• Visit Washington Beaches To Watch Winter Storms
  Thurston Talk, November 7
• In search for stronger shoreline, Ocean Shores can look to coastal neighbors
  The Daily World, November 2

• Joe Joe Barron’s Light Oyster Stew is a taste of heaven in every bite
  King5, October 30
• Celebrate the sea
  The Front, October 26
• WDFW establishes Coastal Recreational Crab Unit
  Chinook Observer, October 20
• Oct. 23; Ian Miller will present “Sea Level Rise Around the World and Here at Home”
  Peninsula Daily News, October 19
• Community news briefs — Oct. 18, 2023: Sea levels program set for Oct. 23
  Sequim Gazette, October 18
• Seafood, sea shanties seize SeaFeast
  Cascadia Daily News, October 14
• Diving into Fish Monitoring at Duwamish River People’s Park
  Port of Seattle, October 5
• Connecting to the coastline
  UW For Washington, October

• Rising tide: Residents of the Lower Columbia estuary confront a shifting landscape
  The Wahkiakum County Eagle, September 28
• Good Food Hour: Oysters
  KSRO, September 23
• The future at stake: Meeting the maritime industry’s workforce demands
  Puget Sound Business Journal, September 14
• Elwha River: New Study Examines Effects of Dam Removals on Coastal Ecosystems
  USGS News, September 7
• WA state needs public’s help to monitor for three invasive species and one plant partner
  Tri-City Herald, September 6
• Kelp is on the way: As new Puget Sound aquaculture industry blooms, Vashon locals urge caution
  KUOW, September 5
• Readers share potential futures — and fond memories — of Kalaloch Lodge
  Pacific NW Magazine, September 2
• THE ECONEWS REPORT: An Ode to the Humble (and Humboldt) Oyster
  Lost Coast Outpost, September 2
• Heaven on the Half Shell, Northtown Books
  Lost Coast Outpost, September
• What women of Sea Grant want
  Aquaculture North America, September/October 2023

• Seafood sustainability a looming question for PNW sushi industry
  The Seattle Times, August 25
• North Whatcom County focal point for invasive crab hunt
  All Point Bulletin, August 25
• Author to read from ‘Heaven on the Half Shell’
  Times Standard, August 23
• Scientists monitor juvenile European green crab populations in Drayton Harbor
  The Northern Light, August 16
• Alaska participates in Indigenous aquaculture gathering
  Alaska Native News, August 10
• New program to monitor invasive European green crabs
  KGMI, August 9
• Virtual European green crab molt search training
  KGMI, August 8
• Washington watercraft inspectors having busy summer
  The Spokesman-Review, August 7

July 2023

• Slipping away: Erosion forces Olympic National Park to take a hard look at Kalaloch Lodge
  The Seattle Times, July 28
• Panelists to discuss climate change at fine arts center
  Peninsula Daily News, July 20
• Salish Summit video
  Skagit Valley Herald, July 7

• New faculty books: Story of oysters, Cherokee oral history, moral contradictions of religion
  UW News, June 28
• WWU grad student (now alumna) Jackelyn Garcia named the 2023 Washington Sea Grant Keystone fellow
  WWU News, June 22
• Tacoma destinations win three awards
  Tacoma Weekly, June 18
• Projects restoring highly-valued Tacoma destinations garner three state, local awards
  The Suburban Times, June 18
• Over 400K invasive crabs trapped, killed as fight goes on
  Kitsap Sun, June 18
• Hawaii lends a helping hand In Pacific Northwest
  The Orcasonian, June 16
• Catherine Toth Fox: Hawaii Lends A Helping Hand In The Pacific Northwest
  Honolulu Civil Beat, June 16
• Clam garden work day Monday part of Salish Summit at Swinomish
  La Conner Weekly News, June 14
• Summer Arts Guide 2023: Cookbooks to inspire home chefs
  Stir Publishing Vancouver Inc., June 13
• Volunteers taught how to identify invasive green crabs
  Skagit Valley Herald, June 11
• Swinomish Community creates clam garden on reclaimed lands
  Cascadia Daily News, June 7
• Heaven on the Half Shell a must-read for PNW oyster lovers
  King 5 News, June 6
• Indigenous People from across Pacific help build Swinomish clam garden
  The Seattle Times, June 6
• Marine Debris Event: Rowboat that set record recycled
  Peninsula Daily News, June 6
• Innovative Underwater Technology Transforms Port Research and Conservation
  Port of Seattle, June 5
• Derelict vessel recycling program kicks off in Port Townsend on Monday
  Peninsula Daily News, June 3
• Year’s lowest tides coming to Puget Sound
  KUOW, June 2
• Westend residents participate in workshop to address Grays Bay issues
  The Wahkiakum County Eagle, June 1
• Sea and space grants fuel cutting-edge research at UW
  UW Magazine, June

• Citizen scientists monitor Birch Bay, Drayton Harbor for red tide
  The Northern Light, May 31
• Metlakatla hosts citizens and scientists for a lesson on identifying invasive green crabs
  KRBD Rainbird Community Radio, May 26
• New Pumpout Stations Expand Options for Boaters
  My Edmonds News, May 25
• Citizen Science to Survey European Green Crab
  The Northern Light, May 17
• Washington Needs YOU to Fight Green Crab Invasion: Today So Far
  KUOW, May 8
• A Disaster the Size of Multiple Katrinas is Building Off of Washington’s Coast
  Politico, May 7
• Green Crab Service Opportunity
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, May 5
• Earth Day Cleanups April 22, 2023
  Forks Forum, May 4
• Volunteers Needed to Defend Washington Against the Green Crab Invasion 
  KUOW, May 3
• Volunteers Needed to Help Look for Invasive Crab Molts Along Puget Sound
  The B Town Blog, May 1

• Department of Commerce Recommends $74.4 million for WA State Environmental Species
  KIRO News, April 23
• WSU Extension Helps Train Volunteers to Find Invasive Crab
  WSU Insider, April 21
• $60 Million in Environmental Awards Headed to WA State
  MyNorthwest, April 21
• Sea to Shining Snack: Seattle’s Seaweed Syndicate
  Seattle Magazine, April 19
• Global Science Comes Home
  Stanwood Camano News April 18
• WA Invasive Crab Problem Gets Attention from Murray, Kilmer
  Northwest Sportsman, April 5
• Harbor Happenings: Easter Egg Hunts
  Gig Harbor Now, April 4

• What Is A Geoduck And How Is It Eaten?
  Tasting Table, March 30
• Tending the Clam Garden to Honor our Grandmothers- Past, Present, and Future
  Swinomish qyuuqs News, March 20
• Six Women Working in Sustainability Share Their Inspiration and Advice
  Port of Seattle, March 16
• Washington Sea Grant receives $1.59 million to boost Puget Sound Habitat
  UW College of the Environment, March 9

• Volunteers Sought for Invasive Green Crab Monitoring
  Kitsap Daily News, February 24
• This Little-known Season Is Actually the Best Time to Visit the Pacific Northwest
  Travel Leisure, February 18
• Whidbey ‘Serial Volunteer’ Wins Stewardship Award
  Whidbey News-Times, February 17
• Navy Starts $80M Project to Reinforce Four Puget Sound Dry Docks 
  USNI News, February 16
• VIDEO: Climate change: what is ocean acidification?
  The Economist, February 2
• This Magnolia beach could offer ‘a microcosm for Puget Sound restoration’
  The Seattle Times, February 2
• Deception Pass State Park Programs
  Deception Pass Foundation, February

• King tides paint stark outlook into rising Puget Sound sea levels
  MyNorthwest, January 30
• King tides showcase future sea level rise
  EIN Presswire, January 25
• A historical lunar event is causing ‘King Tides’ in WA
  The Olympian, January 23
• King Tides this weekend not expected to cause major issues
  KXRO News, January 19
• Highest Tides Of The Year: Last Of King Tides To Hit Northwest Coast Friday
  That Oregon Life, January 18
• Battered by destructive floods, Grays Harbor bets on a $182M levee
  Crosscut, January 17
• Last of King Tides This Week: Dates Different on Oregon Coast, Washington Coast
  Oregon Coast Beach Connection, January 15
• Swinomish clam garden bolsters littleneck clam populations
  The Fish Site, January 14
• The facility paves the way for research and education
  The Cordova Times, January 13
• Invasive green crab presence remains on Olympic Peninsula
  Sequim Gazette, January 11
• Swamped | Off the shelves
  Real Change News, January 4
• Sea Change
  University of Washington, January

• Green crabs illegally sold at a Seattle market confiscated
  MyNorthwest, December 30
• What to know about king tides in Puget Sound and why they happen
  The Seattle Times, December 29
• ‘All of our equipment started to float’: Tides, rainfall causes chaos in Snohomish County
  Fox13 Seattle, December 27
• ‘Tis the season … for king tides around Puget Sound
  KUOW, December 23
• Swelling school of seaweed farmers looking to anchor in somewhat choppy Northwest waters
  OPB, December 18
• Swelling school of seaweed farmers looking to anchor in somewhat choppy Northwest waters
  NW News, December 15

• European green crab populations are exploding in Washington state
  Sierra Magazine, November 27
• King tide viewers asked to share photos on MyCoast
  Chinook Observer, November 17
• Whatcom County to host Birch Bay meeting to discuss flooding predictions
  The Northern Light, November 9
• Invasive crab threatening shellfish industry, salmon found in another western Washington bay
  King 5, November 9
• Researchers investigate how microbes that can both eat and photosynthesize might evolve in a changing environment
  Phys.org, November 7
• Mixing up metabolism
  The Current, November 7

• Washed away, not today—Westport schools participate in tsunami drill
  The Daily World, October 21

• Rising tide: Pacific Northwest could soon double or triple its small number of seaweed farms
  KNKX, September 27
• Pacific Northwest could soon double or triple its small number of seaweed farms
  Oregon Public Broadcasting, September 25
• Green crabs are coming for our seafood — and climate change may be to blame
  AccuWeather, September 23
• NOAA pledges $14 million for aquaculture investments
  The Fish Site, September 23
• Rising tide: Pacific Northwest could soon double or triple its small number of seaweed farms
  KUOW, September 22
• Rising tide: Pacific Northwest could soon double or triple its small number of seaweed farms
  NW News Network, September 22
• NOAA Sea Grant announces $14 million in investments to strengthen U.S. aquaculture
  National Sea Grant College Program, September 22
• Rep. Kilmer joins others in push for federal funding to fight invasive species
  KXRO News Radio, September 15
• Port of Lopez launches a new free pumpout boat in Fisherman Bay
  The Islands’ Sounder, September 15
• Sea Grant fellowships launch green careers
  Port of Seattle, September 14
• Neah Bay green crab population booms
  Sequim Gazette, September 7
• Green crabs have already invaded Washington’s shorelines. Now they’re heading to Alaska
  yahoo!, September 6
• Green crabs have already invaded Washington’s shorelines. Now they’re heading to Alaska
  NBC News, September 6
• Algae bloom turns Washington inlet into Caribbean-shade of teal that’s visible from space
  Yahoo!, September 4
• Shellfish in danger after unprecedented Pacific Northwest heatwave
  University of Washington Magazine, September 2
• Seabeck green crab find helps launch funding push to fight invasion in Hood Canal and beyond
  Kitsap Sun, September 2

• Local European green crab eradication continues
  KXRO News Radio, August 25
• Washington removes 138K European green crabs
  Patch, August 25
• More than 100,000 invasive crabs removed from WA waters this year
  King 5, August 23
• Agencies, tribes work to stop growth of invasive crab
  KNKX, August 24
• Swinomish tribe building first modern clam garden in the U.S.
  GoSkagit.com, August 21
• OSU Extension hires coastal hazards specialist
  The Corvallis Advocate, August 21
• Marine scientist hired as new Oregon Sea Grant Extension coastal hazards specialist
  Mirage, August 20
• Sea Grant and NOAA Fisheries Announce 2022 Joint Fellowship Program Awardees
  National Sea Grant College Program, August 18
• Marine scientist hired as new Oregon Sea Grant Extension coastal hazards specialist
  Oregon State University, August 19
• A beloved Puget Sound beach emerges from a $6.3 million redesign that brings resiliency to the forefront
  The Architect’s Newspaper, August 15
• Whodunnit? Uncovering the mystery of a tiny toxin killing shellfish in Puget Sound
  UW College of the Environment, August 10
• Flooding tides to ebb this year in Washington
  Big Country News, August 9
• Volunteers prove critical in the fight against invasive green crabs
  Fox 13 Seattle, August 1

• Tapping nature: Invasive European green crab
  KXRO, July 27
• Washington cracks down on invasive European green crabs
  Issaquah Reporter, July 26
• Washington cracks down on invasive European green crabs
  Seattle Weekly, July 26
• We need all hands on deck to slow the spread of European green crab
  North County Outlook, July 19
• ‘Perfect storm’ of factors including last year’s heat wave resulted in shellfish death
  Kitsap Sun, July 1

• Exploring the strange world revealed by the lowest tides in over a decade
  Woodinville Weekly, June 30
• Invasive European Green Crabs Are Spreading in Washington
  The Chronicle, June 28
• Invasive European green crabs are spreading. Here’s how WA is fighting back
  Seattle Times, June 28
• You don’t want to see this critter on our beaches. Here’s what to do if you find one
  The News Tribune, June 28
• Washington aims to eradicate killer crabs
  The Center Square, June 27
• Washington aims to eradicate killer crabs
  Big Country News, June 27
• All-hands-on-deck needed to slow the spread of European green crabs
  All Point Bulletin, June 23
• New campaign stresses boater safety around seaplanes on Lake Union
  King 5, June 23
• How jellyfish swarms could impact the food supply for salmon in Puget Sound
  King 5 News, June 21
• 60K green crabs captured in Washington waters so far in 2022 … that’s a lot
  KUOW, June 21
• New study: 2021 heat wave created ‘perfect storm’ for shellfish die-off
  UW News, June 21
• Emergency measures deployed to control invasive European green crabs in Washington waters
  KXLY.com, June 20
• Emergency measures deployed to control invasive European green crabs in Washington waters
  San Juan Islander, June 19
• How Washington is leading the way for electric boats in the US
  K5 News, June 16
• Extraordinarily low tides come to Puget Sound
  The Seattle Times, June 15
• Extraordinarily low tides come to Puget Sound
  The Chronicle, June 15
• Lowest tide in 13 years coming to Puget Sound
  KUOW, June 13
• Q&A: Amy Snover, outgoing director of the UW Climate Impacts Group
  UW News, June 10
• Derelict vessels prompt cleanup efforts
  Salish Sea Currents Magazine, June 9
• Threat from European green crab continues
  Skagit Publishing, June 2

• Bill to combat Alaska’s invasive species falls short in Legislature
  The Cordova Times, May 29
• The green crab war has just begun
  The Daily Astorian, May 26
• Local hunt continues for invasive green crab
  Sequim Gazette, May 25
• European Green Crab Turn Up In Kitsap County
  KXL News, May 21
• First invasive European green crab found in Hood Canal
  Albany Herald, May 20
• Invasive European green crab found in Hood Canal for first time
  The Seattle Times, May 20
• Wildlife Experts Warn Of ‘Invasive’ Species Spotted In Washington
  iHeart Radio, May 20
• Invasive European green crab found in Hood Canal for first time ever
  King 5, May 20
• “Efficient predator”: Invasive European green crab found in new area of Washington state
  CBS News, May 20
• First invasive European green crab found in Kitsap County’s Hood Canal
  Kitsap Sun, May 20
• Invasive green crab found near Seabeck on Hood Canal
  Peninsula Daily News, May 20
• First invasive European green crab found in Hood Canal
  KOMO News, May 20
• Invasive green crabs found in Hood Canal, ‘furthest south’ they have been detected
  Fox 13, May 19
• Scenic Tacoma road permanently closed to cars. Blame climate change
  KUOW, May 18
• New Eyes on Kelp initiative boosts underwater monitoring of kelp beds
  Bellevue Reporter, May 5
• New Eyes on Kelp initiative boosts underwater monitoring of kelp beds
  Seattle Weekly, May 5
• Dispatches: Story map for Indigenous mariculture
  Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, May 2
• Long-term threat of sea level rise, coastal flooding on PCEMA’s radar
  Chinook Observer, May 2

• WA Organizations to Join in the Fight Against Global Warming
  The Watchdog, April 24
• The disgusting, and fascinating, case of the worm in the oyster
  KUOW, April 20
• A mystery worm is threatening Washington’s oysters
  Atlas Obscura, April 19
• Washington Clean Vessel Act program expands options for boaters
  The Orcasonian, April 19
• Mitigation banks to restore habitat
  Port of Seattle, April 19
• What’s wrong with Washington’s oysters?
  The Atlantic, April 16
• Trouble on the half shell? Scientists have discovered a mystery parasite in WA oysters
  The Orcasonian, April 15
• Trouble on the half shell
  Hakai Magazine, April 14
• RAD report released for coastal resiliency
  KXRO, April 12
• Local volunteers monitoring plankton
  The Islands’ Sounder, April 11
• Five fast facts about bull kelp
  Port of Seattle, April 7
• Friday Harbor High team places 2nd in Orca Bowl
  Journal of the San Juans, April 6
• State Parks Clean Vessel Act Program funds $700,000 in new pumpout and floating restroom projects
  The Orcasonian, April 5
• A better way to identify, stop invasive green crabs in Washington
  Q13 FOX, April 5
• Community asked to take part in survey regarding business recruitment
  KXRO, April 5
• A mystery worm is threatening the future of Washington’s oysters
  High Country News, April 1
• Soap Lake students take on Orca Bowl
  Yakima Herald, April 1
• Soap Lake students take on Orca Bowl
  Columbia Basin Herald, April 1
• Soap Lake students take on Orca Bowl
  Yahoo News, April 1

• How can we better prepare for natural hazards on our coasts? Inter-organizational collaboration to assist efforts may be key
  Forks Forum, March 31
• Pilot project helps rural communities address natural hazards
  Grays Harbor Talk, March 28
• Improving resilience and hazard planning for coastal communities
  Washington State Department of Ecology, March 24
• Sea safety and survival training available; registration required
  KXRO, March 17
• Restoring Puget Sound’s underwater forests
  The Planet Magazine, March 16
• Sea safety and survival courses in Ilwaco and Westport
  The Daily World, March 15
• What will be the effect of rising sea levels in Washington state?
  96.5 JACK FM, March 15
• Moon jellies appear to be gobbling up zooplankton in Puget Sound
  University of Washington, March 3
• Moon jellies appear to be gobbling up zooplankton in Puget Sound
  Newswise, March 3

• eDNA provides early detection of invasive green crabs
  The Maritime Executive, February 23
• What new projections of sea level rise mean for Puget Sound and the WA coast
  The Seattle Times, February 26
• New UW research explores a way to fight off invasive green crabs
  Crosscut, February 23
• Use of eDNA is one step closer to early detection of invasive green crab on west coast
  Seafood News, February 18
• Interest in seaweed farming across Puget Sound is booming
  King 5, February 22
• New story map unites sea gardens around the Pacific and shows the importance of revitalizing Indigenous mariculture practices for food sovereignty and resilience
  San Juan Islander, February
• Climate change will bring sea level rise to Whatcom, Lummi
  Bellingham Herald, February
• Story map shows the importance of revitalizing Indigenous mariculture practices
  The Orcasonian, February 17
• eDNA a useful tool for early detection of invasive green crab
  University of Washington, February 15
• Washington researchers identify new tool in fight to contain invasive green crabs: eDNA
  KNXK, February 16
• eDNA a useful tool for early detection of invasive green crab
  Phys.org, February 16
• eDNA a useful tool for early detection of invasive green crab
  Science Daily, February 16

• Plastic rope washes ashore in southwest Washington. In Whatcom, it finds new life
  The Bellingham Herald, January 25
• Governor seeks more funds to stop invasive green crab
  Sequim Gazette, January 25
• Inslee issues emergency order over green crab infestation
  Peninsula Daily News, January 21
• Sea level on steroids: record tides flood Washington coastlines
  KUOW, January 9

• Swinomish Tribe wants to resurrect U.S. clam gardening
  Crosscut, December 15
• Green crab disaster in Lummi Sea Pond illustrates the need for vigilance
  Radio Pacific, Inc., December 9
• Scientists see positive results from European green crab trapping in Drayton Harbor
  The Northern Light, December 8
• Lummi Nation combats massive outbreak of invasive European crabs
  KUOW, December 3
• Swinomish receives funding to build to first modern-day clam garden in the U.S.
  Grays Harbor Talk, December 2
• Lummi Nation declares disaster after invasive crab arrives
  The Columbian, December 1

• Lummi Nation declares ‘disaster’ after removing over 70K invasive crab species
  Fox13, November 30
• Lummi Nation declares Whatcom green crab invasion a disaster
  Tacoma News Tribune, November 29
• Swinomish receive funding to build nation’s first modern clam garden
  La Conner Weekly News, November 24
• New harmful algal bloom research and monitoring initiative will focus on recently identified culprits behind shellfish die-offs
  UW Today, November 9

• Washington has struggled with turning kelp into a cash crop, but keeps floating new ideas
  The Seattle Times, October 31
• The long under appreciated sea slug is having its Instagram moment at the local dock
  Kitsap Sun, October 29
• King tides: What’s different on Oregon/Washington coast, photos needed
  Oregon Coast Beach Connection, October 21
• Home and garden events and resources around Snohomish County
  The Everett Herald, October 7
• Aquaculture for Profit and the Planet
  Native America Calling, October 7

• Five UW Environment students awarded Washington Sea Grant fellowships
  UW College of the Environment, September 28
• From sea to table, perspective on careers in aquaculture
  NOAA Office of Education, September 27
• Humboldt State University joins Oregon State and University of Washington to lunch a hub for coastal resiliency
  HSU News & Information, September 20
• UW Climate Impacts Group, partner organization launch the Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative
  UW News, September 20
• WSU helping to build community resilience to tsunamis, rising seas
  WSU Insider, September 9
• New research center will study a wide range of hazards in the Pacific Northwest
  King5 News, September 8
• Research, education hub on ‘coastal resiliency’ will focus on earthquakes, coastal erosion and climate change
  UW College of the Environment, September 8
• Oregon State to lead National Science Foundation-Funded Research Hub for Coastal Resiliency
  Oregon State University, September 7
• Research, education hub on coastal resilience will focus on earthquakes, coastal erosion and climate change
  UW News, September 7

• Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and Partners Restore Ediz Hook for Salmon and Public
  Northwest Treaty Tribes, August 31
• Kelp farming and the potential for new maritime markets in Puget Sound
  UW College of the Environment, August 20
• The 7 R’s of integrating tribal and Indigenous partnerships into aquaculture literacy
  NOAA Office of Education, August 12
• Shellfish farmers line up for disaster aid after heat wave decimates oysters and clams
  KUOW, August 11
• New footbridge welcomes pedestrians to once again walk the trail at Harper Park
  Kitsap Sun, August 9
• Good news for water quality in Puget Sound
  The Islands’ Weekly, August 1

• Climate-fueled heat waves spell danger for wildlife
  Sierra Club Magazine, July 28
• High temperatures and low tide take a toll
  Key Peninsula News, July 28
• Cause of 2019 Rocky Bay Clam Die-Off Identified
  Key Peninsula News, July 28
• Need to pump poop from your boat this summer? Free service helps you do your duty
  The News Tribune, July 22
• How badly did the recent record heat wave damage Washington’s shellfish beds?
  The Olympian, July 10
• Culprit behind summer mass shellfish mortality events in Washington discovered
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, July 9
• Extreme heat cooks shellfish alive on Puget Sound beaches
  KUOW, July 7
• Culprit behind summer mass shellfish mortality events in Washington discovered
  Perishable News, July 7
• ‘A forest fire in Puget Sound’: Heat wave bakes Washington shellfish industry
  KIRO 7 News, July 6
• Culprit behind summer mass shellfish mortality events in Washington discovered
  The Islands’ Sounder, July 6
• Research paper points to reasons for decades of shellfish deaths
  KXRO News Radio, July 2

• County to Boaters: ‘Pump Your Poop’
  Key Peninsula News, June 30
• Port earns kudos for pollution prevention at Herb Beck Marina
  Port Townsend Leader, June 23
• Live Invasive Crabs are Big Eaters Found in this Whatcom Harbor for the First Time
  Bellingham Herald, June 18
• Live Invasive Crabs are Big Eaters Found in this Whatcom Harbor for the First Time
  The Columbian, June 18
• Yessotoxins Produced by Phytoplankton Caused Summer Mass Shellfish Mortality Events in Washington
  Phys.org, June 18
• Researchers Discover Yessotoxins, Produced by Certain Phytoplankton, to be a Culprit Behind Summer Mass Shellfish Mortality Events in Washington
  UW College of the Environment, June 18
• Researchers Identify Shellfish-Killing Phytoplankton Behind Massive Summer Die-Offs in Puget Sound
  KNKX, June 17
• Alternative route for portion of Olympic Discovery Trail included in plans
  Peninsula Daily News, June 17
• State Parks Clean Vessel Act Grant Program funds $900,000 in new pumpout projects
  The Islands’ Weekly, June 14
• State Parks Clean Vessel Act Grant Program funds $900,000 in new pumpout projects
  DailyFly, June 9

• Invasive green crabs gaining foothold on Washington’s Pacific Coast as search continues locally
  Radio Pacific, Inc, May 17
• Invasive green crabs spreading along Washington coast, officials say
  Q13 Fox Seattle News, May 17
• Officials: Invasive green crabs spreading along coast
  The Olympian, May 16
• Invasive Green Crabs spreading along Washington coast, officials say
  KATU News, May 15
• Officials: Invasive Green Crabs Spreading Along Coast
  U.S. News & World Report, May 15
• Officials: invasive green crabs spreading along coast
  Seattle PI, May 15
• Invasive green crabs spreading along Washington coast, officials say
  The Oregonian, May 15
• Officials: Invasive green crabs spreading along coast
  Associated Press, May 15
• Invasive green crabs continue to spread in Washington, especially in coastal estuaries
  KNKX News, May 14
• Workshop coming on diesel engine repairs
  Port Townsend Leader, May 13
• Is the tide turning on waterfront property? An interview with Dr. Ian Miller
  Invezz News, May 10
• State, volunteers, tribes, shellfish growers work together to combat invasive European green crab
  The Columbian, May 9
• State, volunteers, tribes, shellfish growers team up against invasive European green crab
  Chinook Observer, May 7
• State, Volunteers, Tribes, Shellfish Growers Work Together to Combat Invasive European Green Crab
  The Chronicle, May 7
• State, volunteers, tribes, shellfish growers work together to combat invasive European green crab
  Yahoo News, May 4
• State, volunteers, tribes, shellfish growers work together to combat invasive European green crab
  The Daily World, May 4

• Mobile app helps boaters follow Puget Sound no discharge zone rule
  Journal of the San Juan Islands, April 22
• Mobile app helps boaters follow Puget Sound No Discharge Zone rule
  Edmonds News, April 21
• Building an Accessible Aquaculture Network
  NOAA Fisheries, April 21
• Mobile app helps boaters
  Stanwood Camano News, April 20
• First Aid at Sea Workshop Set for May 7 in Washington’s Gig Harbor
  Fishermen’s News, April 14
• Cherishing the oceans within and Salish Sea outside
  Everett Herald, April 12

• Invasive green crab numbers dwindle in Dungeness
  Sequim Gazette, March 31
• Is shoreline armoring becoming a relic of the past?
  Encyclopedia of Puget Sound, March 30
• ‘By-the-wind sailor’ jellies wash ashore in massive numbers after warmer winters
  Chinook Observer, March 25
• Washington’s Crabby New Resident
  The Planet Magazine, March 20
• ‘By-the-wind sailor’ jellies wash ashore in massive numbers after warmer winters
  UW News, March 20
• ‘By-the-wind sailor’ jellies wash ashore in massive numbers after warmer winters
  News Wise, March 18
• Local Business Briefs
  The Daily World, March 8

• Small Fish, big barriers: A county confronts climate change
  South Whidbey Record, February 16
• Small Fish, big barriers: A county confronts climate change
  Whidbey News, February 16
• Estimating the benefits of an early warning system for harmful algal blooms
  The Islands’ Weekly, February 12
• Small Fish, big barriers: A county confronts climate change
  Everett Herald, February 7

• Seattle Boat Show kicks off as new numbers show boat sales way up in WA
  KOMO News, January 28
• Final, Dramatic Round of King Tides for Oregon/Washington Coast
  Oregon Coast Beach Connection, January 8
• Workshop Regarding the Future of Coastal Planning Open to the Public
  KXRO News Radio, January 8
• Workshop to Focus on Community-Led Resilience for Washington’s Pacific Coast
  EIN Presswire, January 8

• What causes king tides and where to see otters in the wild in Washington
  The Seattle Times, December 10
• Witness King Tides and help build a picture of the future
  The Wahkiakum County Eagle, December 10
• Head outdoors this holiday season to witness king tides and help build a picture of the future
  Island Sounder, December 3

• Witness king tides and help build a picture of the future
  Stanwood Camano News, November 30
• Will northwest seaweed farming finally take off? 
  Seattle Met, November 16
• National Salmon Boycott uses Tribal Art to Send Message to the UW
  The Daily UW News, November 16
• Scientists wrap up trapping season, catching 253 invasive green crab, The Northern Light, November 11
• Washington coast king tides this weekend, inland seas later
  Oregon Coast Beach Connection, November 11
• Registration opens for Marine Weather Workshop
  Port Townsend’s The Leader, November 3
• New Addition to Port Hadlock Family
  Port Townsend’s The Leader, November 3

• Washington scientists and tribal partners test methods for sablefish production
  National Sea Grant Aquaculture Initiative, October 28
• Records of Earthquake and Tsunamis in Coastal Wetlands
  Salish Magazine, October 23
• Indigenous groups partner with Sea Grant to cultivate clam gardens
  Native News Online, October 21
• Declining marine health threatens traditional subsistence fishing for tribes
  South Seattle Emerald, October 20
• Earthquakes and tsunamis could threaten Washington’s coast
  King 5 News, October 20
• WA’s shellfish industry during COVID-19
  Crosscut News, October 9
• More stakeholders are getting involved in National Seafood Month
  Seafood Source, October 8
• Connecting Local Consumers with Washington Seafood
  EIN Presswire, October 1

• Bringing beaches back to life: First Nations’ restore clam gardens
  The Guardian, September 23
• UW Podcasts: Coastal Cafe explores marine, shoreline issues
  UW News, September 22
• 145 invasive European green crabs caught in Drayton Harbor
  The Northern Light, September 9
• Invasive green crab species spotted in Padilla Bay, Anacortes
  MyNorthwest, September 4
• Washington researchers increase scale of green crab trapping
  Tulsa World, September 4
• Search for green crab ramps up in Padilla Bay
  Skagit Valley Herald, September 3
• Mobile app to help boaters locate pumpout services expands to Washington National Marine Manufacturers Association, September 1

• Fight underway against invasive crab in Samish Bay
  Skagit Valley Herald, August 28
• OUTDOORS: Catch estimates bode well for fulfilling halibut season
  Peninsula Daily News, August 27

• Keeping our beaches clean and healthy with Washington Sea Grant
  UW College of the Environment, July 20
• WSU Extension, UW program, and local business come together to feed people during pandemic
  WSU News, July 10
• AMSEA Lifesaver Awards
  Marine Safety Updates, Summer Issue

• 50 invasive green crabs caught in Drayton Harbor
  The Northern Light, June 17
• Boaters on front line in keeping Washington’s waters safe and clean
  Stanwood Camano News, June 10
• Prevent marine debris this summer
  The Islands’ Weekly, June 8
• Boaters can help prevent marine debris in local waters
  Grays Harbor Talks, June 4

• New pumpout station expands options for boaters
  The Journal of the San Juan Islands, May 28
• New pumpout station expands options for boaters
  My Edmonds News, May 25
• New pumpout station at Shaw Island; Now more than 100 in the state
  San Juan Islander, May 21
• Big score for University of Washington — $300 million for ocean, climate studies
  Seattle Post Intelligencer, May 21
• Keep Washington State’s Pumpouts Working
  Northwest Yachting, May Issue

• Faculty/staff honors: Education research, Salish Sea Prize, Association for Psychological Science award
  UW News, April 24
• Endangered orcas prominent part of annual conference
  Skagit Valley Herald, April 23
• SeaDoc Society awards the Salish Sea Science Prize to Washington Sea Grant’s Crab Team
  San Juan Islander, April 22
• Being Frank: Cooperation is key to containing green crab invasion
  Sequim Gazette, April 15

• Fisheries and stewardship: Lessons from Native Hawaiian aquaculture
  Nonprofit Quarterly, March 31
• Growing resiliency with clam gardens
  Voices for Clean Water, March 27
• Scientists find evidence of huge increase in parasitic worms found in raw seafood dishes
  Food Safety News, March 23
• Sea Grant addresses water issues nationally
  National Sea Grant College Program, March 20
• ‘Sushi parasites’ have increased 283-fold in past 40 years
  UW College of the Environment, March 20
• ‘Sushi parasites’ have increased 283-fold in past 40 years
  UW News, March 19
• Acidic oceans mess with oysters passing on ‘memories’
  Futurity, March 16
• Ocean acidification impacts oysters’ memory of environmental stress
  UW News, March 12

• ‘Peter Pan,’ ‘Quilters,’ tsunami deposits lecture on tap this weekend
  Peninsula Daily News, February 28
• Eyes on Clallam: County to consider Opportunity Fund grant
  Peninsula Daily News, February 22
• Environmental Justice Leadership Spotlight: Melissa Watkinson
  Greenspace, February 13
• Tacoma redesigning popular beach using climate change projections
  King 5 News, February 11
• How Native Tribes Are Taking the Lead on Planning for Climate Change
  Yale Environment 360, February 11
• Owen Beach will close for a year starting this summer. It’ll look different when it reopens
  The News Tribune, February 7
• Washington researchers tackle ocean acidification with new seaweed crops
  KNKX, February 5
• Is it weather or climate?
  The Leader, February 5
• Cockroach a la King? It’s what’s for dinner with the Bug Chef
  Herald Net, February 4

• Western grad student Bobbie Buzzell awarded a Sea Grant Fellowship
  Western Washington University, January 21
• Call for Citizen-Science King Tide Watchers
  Key Peninsula News, January 2
• The Eco-logical efforts of the Washington Sea Grant
  West Coast Suncruiser, January 1
• Community news briefs-Jan. 1, 2020
  Sequim Gazette, January 1