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Dungeness Crab Mortality Due to Lost Traps and a Cost–Benefit Analysis of Trap Removal in Washington State Waters of the Salish Sea

by redpython | Mar 15, 2025

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We recognize the cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance of these lands and waters, and we strive to honor this legacy through respectful, reciprocal partnerships and place-based restoration. This acknowledgment is part of our ongoing commitment to listen, learn, and support Indigenous leadership in protecting the Salish Sea.

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