As we transition into spring, we’re excited to share highlights from the PCRG Annual Meeting, held on January 28 in Kingston, WA. With 103 a

We are thrilled to announce the publication of PCRG's first manuscript, titled " Developing a collaborative Dungeness crab larval...

PCRG's next annual meeting will take place on Tuesday, January 28, 2025 in Kingston, WA , with an option for virtual viewing. If you are...

Check out PCRG's 2023 larval crab monitoring observations in the new Puget Sound Marine Waters 2023 Overview report! Produced for the...

Save the Date! Join us on January 28, 2025 for the next PCRG Winter Meeting, where we'll get an inside look at the 2024 larval crab monit...

The 2024 larval crab monitoring season is underway at 23 sites in Washington (coordinated through Puget Sound Restoration Fund) and 28...

This year, we’ll be holding two optional field trips for the PCRG community to come together and see the variation in catches at...

The PCRG convened at Kingston Village Green Community Center on Thursday, January 25, 2024 for our annual all-member meeting, funded by...

We are excited to announce that the 2024 PCRG Annual Meeting will be available for virtual viewing on Thursday, January 25 from 9:45 AM...

Five years since its inception, the Pacific Northwest Crab Research Group (PCRG) continues to expand, with 150 active members and the...

Larval Crab Monitoring The 2023 larval crab monitoring season has officially begun! We welcomed 4 new light trap sites to the network...

We are excited to announce that PCRG's larval crab monitoring research is highlighted in the new Puget Sound Marine Waters 2021 Overview...

The PCRG gathered at the Suquamish Tribe’s House of Awakened Culture for our Winter Meeting on Thursday, February 2. With over 80...

The summer wrapped up and fall was kicked off with a PCRG meeting on 9/13 to share working group and community updates. See the...

We are excited to share that PCRG's larval crab research has been spotlighted in the big new State of Knowledge report for US West Coast...

Spring is a busy time of year for PCRG! Here’s some of what’s been happening: Larval Crab Network & Population Genetics Study: The 2022...

PCRG member and Washington Fish and Wildlife Shellfish Manager Aaron Dufault talks about ocean acidification (OA) and its potential...

The PCRG came together virtually for a two day meeting on January 26th and 27th to share updates, hear research talks, and discuss the...

The PCRG Research Guide for 2020-2025 is now available (!) and documents PCRG members' prioritized research questions and management...

We are excited to announce that we will be holding our winter meeting virtually again this year! This year the meeting will include...