The Molt Search Training in Birch Bay is an educational event hosted by Washington Sea Grant at the BP Heron Center. This training is designed to equip volunteers and community members with the skills necessary to monitor nearshore habitats for invasive green crabs. By participating in this session, attendees contribute to vital citizen science efforts that help protect local ecosystems. It is an excellent opportunity for those interested in marine biology and environmental conservation.
What to Expect
Expect a professional training session that provides the knowledge and tools needed to conduct effective molt searches in local nearshore areas.
Who Should Attend
Environmental volunteers
Marine biology students
Nature enthusiasts
Community scientists
Agenda Overview
The training takes place on June 5th at the BP Heron Center in Birch Bay.
Venue & Address
BP Heron Center
7290 Birch Bay Dr Blaine , Washington – 98230 United States
Organizer
Washington Sea Grant · Organization
A program dedicated to marine research, education, and outreach in Washington state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the event?
Molt Search Training for invasive species monitoring.
Who hosts this?
Washington Sea Grant.
Where is it held?
BP Heron Center, 7290 Birch Bay Dr, Blaine, WA.
Is there a cost?
Please check the Washington Sea Grant website for details.
Why is this important?
It helps monitor and protect local nearshore habitats.
Do I need experience?
The training is designed to teach you the necessary skills.
Tags
Environment
Science
Training
Marine
Conservation
Blaine
Summary
An environmental training session for monitoring nearshore habitats.