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Dungeness Crab Festival is with Black Ball Ferry Line.

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Beyond proud and excited to announce that Black Ball Ferry Line is title sponsor for The Dungeness Crab Festival! Thank you for your support over the years.The vessel M/V Coho has long transported thousands of passengers from Victoria to Port Angeles for CrabFest, and has supported the festival through pre-sales of crab dinners and a creative marketing campaign called “Grab the Crabs” in the weeks leading up to the event.Rian Anderson, Terminal Operations Vice President and co-owner of Black Ball Ferry Line, says the company is proud to be title sponsor, “The Dungeness Crab Festival is a celebrated event in Port Angeles and the Pacific Northwest region. We have a long standing partnership with CrabFest, and look forward to expanding on it with the new team.”Thank you Black Ball Ferry Line, and we'll see you in October! Learn more about Black Ball Ferry Line: www.cohoferry.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Dungeness Crab Festival

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Happy to spread the word to help rid our waters of the invasive European Green Crab.REPOST:"VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO TRAP GREEN CRABSJoel Green, Clallam County Streamkeepers coordinator ( 360-325-3979; joel.green@clallamcountywa.gov ), passed along a call for volunteers to help the Makah Tribe in Neah Bay with trapping invasive European green crabs.The accompanying photo shows dates when green crab trapping will take place.Dawson Little, Makah green crab biologist and Adrianne Akmajian, its marine ecologist, say volunteering with their program “is a fun way for folks of all physical capabilities to get outdoors on the reservation.”No prior knowledge or experience with green crab trapping is required. To get involved, contact dawson.little@makah.comLearn more about green crabs and the threat they pose to our state's seafood industry: mynorthwest.com/3949097/invasive-european-green-crab-could-spell-disaster-for-washingtons-seafood...VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO TRAP GREEN CRABSJoel Green, Clallam County Streamkeepers coordinator ( 360-325-3979; joel.green@clallamcountywa.gov ), passed along a call for volunteers to help the Makah Tribe in Neah Bay with trapping invasive European green crabs.The accompanying photo shows dates when green crab trapping will take place.Dawson Little, Makah green crab biologist and Adrianne Akmajian, its marine ecologist, say volunteering with their program “is a fun way for folks of all physical capabilities to get outdoors on the reservation.”No prior knowledge or experience with green crab trapping is required. To get involved, contact dawson.little@makah.comLearn more about green crabs and the threat they pose to our state's seafood industry: mynorthwest.com/3949097/invasive-european-green-crab-could-spell-disaster-for-washingtons-seafood... ... See MoreSee Less

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Dungeness Crab Festival

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The new CrabFest team is in full planning mode and would love some feedback from YOU! First, thank you for your continued support over the last 20+ years. 🦀We are curious, what aspects of CrabFest would you love to return? So far we've heard interest in bringing back the Crab Derby and Cooking Demonstrations. What else?We truly want to create a Festival for all to enjoy. Thank you in advance for your feedback. Make a plan to join us in Port Angeles, Washington for The Dungeness Crab Festival. ... See MoreSee Less

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Dungeness Crab Festival

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Wishing you a Happy Easter from the entire Crabby Crew at The Dungeness Crab Festival. 📸 Image created using Ai #crabbunny ... See MoreSee Less

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Dungeness Crab Festival

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Plan on joining us at the Port Angeles City Pier October 11-13 for The Dungeness Crab Festival! New planning team this year, same location. Join us for 3 days of FRESH Dungeness Crab, live music, artisan vendors, local seafood, family fun and so much more. Yes, it is FREE to attend. #dungenesscrabfestival #crabfest #dungenesscrab #seafood #livemusic #portangeles #portangeleswa #olympicpeninsula #foodforfoodies #foodie #crab #crabbyfun #familyfun ... See MoreSee Less

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