Healthy Coastal and Marine Ecosystems
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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. -
Climate change could shrink oyster habitat in California
Ocean acidification is bad news for shellfish, as it makes it harder for them to form their calcium-based shells. -
Urbanized beaches lack biodiversity
Some of southern California’s most iconic and popular beaches have lost most of their biodiversity, according to Sea Grant-funded marine scientists -
Research measures impact of California's ocean preservation policy
California Sea Grant-funded research helps evaluate effectiveness of marine protected areas. -
Coastal condor populations threatened by contamination from marine mammal carcasses
A research project led by California Sea Grant Trainee Maggie Stack is providing insight into the context of environmental contaminant buildup in blood samples of condors in California. -
Building Climate Resilience of Urban Waters, Ecosystems, and Communities: Final Report of Findings from Manzanita Canyon for Local Decision Makers May 2016 - May 2018
Two-page summary of findings for local decision makers, from the project: Buildi -
Increasing diversity in science through community science and stewardship
There is mounting interest in citizen science as an avenue for increasing scientific engagement and literacy but understanding how to effectively engage groups underrepresented in STEM fields in th
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