The best way to recover our horseshoe crab populations is by building a movement. Sign up to connect to our campaign and receive alerts about developments in your state.

The U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) is currently accepting public comments to their recently proposed chapter that would make it easier for U.S. biomedical companies to use synthetic alternatives to test for contamination in vaccines and medical devices, instead of a product derived from the blood of horseshoe crabs, known as LAL.

Click here to add your name to a sign-on letter from the Center for Biological Diversity and tell the U.S. Pharmacopeia you support a synthetic alternative to horseshoe crab blood!

The Horseshoe Crab Recovery Coalition is made up of organizations across the Atlantic Coast, from fishing captains to bird conservation organizations to biomedical companies, that all understand the critical role horseshoe crabs play in our marine ecosystem. Watch to find out how your organization can become a member of the HCRC.

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Today & every day, we are thankful for the collective hard work that has been made toward protecting horseshoe crabs & restoring their populations

It takes an army!

Thank you to all for supporting the Coalition & the work being done to reverse yrs of decline

Happy Thanksgiving

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Today and every day, we are thankful for the collective hard work of Coalition member organizations and others for the progress that has been made toward protecting horseshoe crabs. It takes an army!We give thanks for all of the people who care about horseshoe crabs and their protection. Thank you for supporting the Horseshoe Crab Recovery Coalition and the work that we all do to reverse years of decline and restore horseshoe crab populations. Happy Thanksgiving! ... See MoreSee Less
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