Invasive European Green Crab Team

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Learn About Invasive European Green Crab

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Did I find an invasive European green crab?

If you discover an invasive European green crab on Lummi Reservation tidelands, please leave the crab where you found it, take a photo, note the location, and contact LNR to report your sighting. EGC reporting: (564) 213-6666 or email the EGC prospecting biologist: JonathanH@lummi-nsn.gov

How to identify European green crab and distinguish from other native species.How to identify European green crab and distinguish from other native species.
EGC Identification card, printable
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(2023) Bobbie Buzzell
First detection of invasive European green crab on Lummi Nation reservation tidelands
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(2019) Karl W. Mueller and Nicholas T. Jefferson
Confirmed: Lummi now home to invasive European green crab
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(2019) Karl W. Mueller
Invasive green crab found on Lummi beaches
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(2020) Kari Neumeyer
Status of European green crab in North Sound
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(2021) Kari Neumeyer
The 2021 European green crab (Carcinus maenas) Invasion in Lummi Sea Pond
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(2023) Bobbie Buzzell, Lummi Natural Resources
Maximizing trap efficiency on Lummi Nation estuarine habitats to reduce ecosystem impacts from invasive European green crab (Carcinus maenas)
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(2024) Bobbie Buzzell
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