Healthy Coastal and Marine Ecosystems
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A year in salmon: Update from the Russian River Salmon and Steelhead Monitoring Program
For more than a decade, California Sea Grant’s Russian River Salmon and Steelhead Monitoring Prog -
New strategies to manage invasive species
New research highlights an integrated approach for managing aquatic invasive species in California. -
Endangered white abalone released off southern California
California Sea Grant research leads to new hope for endangered white abalone -
Science to action: Research informs management in the San Francisco Bay Delta
Results of projects funded through 2017-2019 Delta Science Fellowship are now available. -
Historical ecology of estuarine and coastal communities
Salt marsh plant communities -
Nation-level property rights can help protect global marine resources
New research shows that unauthorized foreign fishing is dramatically lower just inside Exclusive Economic Zones than in comparable adjacent areas -
Implementation of California Coastal Salmonid Monitoring in the Russian River Watershed (2015- 2019)
Results from salmon and steelhead monitoring associated with implementation of the statewide Coastal Monitoring Plan in the Russian River Watershed from June 2015 to February 2019. -
Explosion in plastic pollution post-World War II seen in marine sediments
Sea Grant-funded research shows a surge in microplastics since the 1950's, visible in sea floor sediments -
Simulation driven Bayesian calibration of data weighting
Fisheries managers use stock assessments—collections of demographic information about fisheries populations—to determine the health of the population and inform fisheries management. -
Empirical dynamic modeling for assessment and management of short-lived species
Although scientists can successfully assess many fisheries, some populations are harder to model.
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