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Harvesting softshell clams has been a part of Gouldsboro’s culture and economy for generations. But warming ocean temperatures have led to an explosion of the invasive green crabs, which eat the clams. Now, a group of volunteers are working to revitalize the local fishery.
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Invasive green crabs are originally from Europe, but for years Cambodians in Maine have incorporated them into traditional dishes.
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Last year Maine's harvest of soft-shell clams was one of the worst in many decades, down to around 7 million pounds. That's due in part to closures of…
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BIDDEFORD, Maine — Canadians are known as friendly folks, but these crabby brutes migrating from Canadian waters are better suited for the hockey…
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BIDDEFORD, Maine - The invasive green crabs that cause havoc in coastal New England ecosystems might soon become more aggressive.The crabs are a threat to…
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Chefs, fishermen, scientists and others are coming together in Maine to try to find a tasty way to solve New England's invasive crab problem.The green…
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ORONO, Maine — Scientists affiliated with the University of Maine say they may have found a solution to the state’s trouble with invasive green crabs, and…
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The ubiquitous, invasive European green crab is blamed for wreaking havoc on Maine's shellfish populations in recent years, and now…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - The Maine Senate is sustaining Gov. Paul LePage's veto of a bill to extend a pilot project that allowed towns to study ways to control…
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By Patrick Whittle, The Associated PressPORTLAND, Maine — Scientists say an explosion of invasive green crabs that threatens Maine's lucrative soft-shell…