Presentations from the Green Crab Technical Meeting March 11-12, 2008

Aquatic Nuisance Species Monitoring in Alaska (Ka_aihue) – (PDF)

Can Ocean Conditions Predict Green Crab Recruitment (Yamada) – (PDF)

Ecological Impacts of the European Green Crab (Grosholz) – (PDF)

European Green Crab Status in NewFoundland and Labrador Disinfection Protocols (MacKenzie,Baines et al) – (PDF)

Forecasting northward Spread the Potential range of Carcinus maenas (deRivera) – (PDF)

Green Crab Control A removal effort in a shallow central California estuary (Larson) – (PDF)

Green Crab Management and Monitoring Newfoundland (Pilgrim) – (PDF)

Interactions between native Cancer spp & Carcinus maenas in Pipestem Inlet (DiBacco) – (PDF)

Modeling Economic Impacts of Green Crab on the US East-West Coasts (Grosholz) – (PDF)

Modeling Green Crab Dispersal on the West Coast of North America (See) – (PDF)

Modeling habitat suitability for Modeling the European green crab using ShoreZone mapping system (Shaw) – (PDF)

Trap Surveys in BC (Gillespie) – (PDF)

Risk Assessment for European green crab in Canadian Waters (Herborg) – (PDF)

2008 Sex pheromones new tools for controlling a global invader (Yamada) – (PDF)

Why have green crabs not entered the inland sea (yamada) – (PDF)

ANS Examples

European Green Crab

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(Carcinus maenas)

Native distribution is along the coasts of the North and Baltic Seas. Potential competitors for the food sources of native fish and bird species.