News Flash
Alaska King Crab Research, Rehabilitation and Biology Program (AKCRRAB)
Scientists involved in AKCRRAB research highlight their work in a newsletter called AKCRRAB News Flash. Subscribers will receive the newsletter electronically, and the latest issues are posted here. Older issues are in the News Flash archives.
To receive AKCRRAB News Flash by email, contact Sue Keller, (907) 474-6703.
Latest issues
- February 2016: NOAA researchers complete second release experiment
- June 2015: Interdisciplinary graduate student researcher defends dissertation
- May 2015: High school science fair project on king crab research advances to GENIUS Olympiad
- April 2015: 2015 king crab culture at Alutiiq Pride Shellfish Hatchery
- March 2015: Film on 2013 king crab release near Kodiak wins award
- February 2015: Hatchery reared red king crab survive well when released into the wild
- January 2015: Researchers find pigments in king crab eyes can be used to determine age
- November-December 2014: Crab industry and fishermen contribute to broodstock collection
- October 2014: Researchers to investigate red king crab larval movement in Bristol Bay
- September 2014: Team finds wild king crab larvae near Saint Paul Island
- August 2014: AKCRRAB conducts experimental release of red king crabs in Kodiak
- More in the News Flash archives
