Healthy Coastal and Marine Ecosystems
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Invasive Aquatic Plants: What Every Plant Enthusiast Needs to Know
Invasive plants are becoming a widespread problem in aquatic and wetland habitats throughout North America. -
Current Perspectives on the Physical and Biological Processes of Humboldt Bay
The Humboldt Bay Stewards hosted a one- -
Rock the Boat! Balancing Invasive Species, Antifouling and Water Quality for Boats Kept in Saltwater
California Sea Grant College Program Report No. T-064, September 2007. -
California Sea Grant Program Directory 2015
California Sea Grant research funding is selected on the basis of competitive, peer-reviewed proposals and addresses a wide range of problems and opportunities. -
2015 Core Awards Announced
As ocean acidification (OA) and warming progress, how will California fisheries respond? This question is taking a front row seat in CA Sea Grant’s 2015 Core Awards. -
Integrating the MLMA and MLPA—Developing New Ways to Manage California’s Nearshore Fisheries Using Catch Data from Marine Protected Area Monitoring
This project explores the ability to use MPA monitoring data, collected by volunteer anglers, for improving fisheries management, particularly for fisheries that are “data poor” (i.e., have limited -
Forecasts and Projections of Environmental and Anthropogenic Impacts on Harmful Algal Blooms in Coastal Ecosystems
In coastal waters around the globe, harmful algal blooms are becoming more intense and more frequent, endangering both human health and wildlife. -
The Environmental and Economic Impacts of Moorage Marinas on the West Coast
Recreational marinas are growing rapidly on the West Coast but fall outside usual planning, economic, and environmental research disciplines. -
Examination of phenotypic plasticity of native Spartina foliosa populations in San Francisco Bay for tidal marsh restoration, endangered species support and adaptation to sea level rise
The invasive plant Spartina alterniflora (Atlantic smooth cordgrass) and its hybrids with native S.
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