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Washington state making good progress in stemming green crab invasion

About 248,000 caught so far this year, but increased catches indicate a growing population, observers say

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 30, 2022 16:24 GMT
Green crab trapping at Padilla Bay in Washington state in August 2021. Photo courtesy of Washington DFW
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Trappers of European green crabs have proclaimed good progress being made in a cleanup that has eliminated 248,000 of the destructive invaders from waters off the US state of Washington, KUOW reports.  [...]

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