Healthy Coastal and Marine Ecosystems
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Surveys of Shallow-Water Rocky Reef Communities
The researcher will quantify key attributes of species populations, communities and environ mental variables associated with kelp forest ecosystems within and outside of the Central Coast MPAs. -
A career that shaped MPA design, from California to Belize
Extension Director Rick Starr to retire from 24 years of Sea Grant service -
Twelve Early-Career Scientists Named Delta Science Fellows
California Sea Grant announces the selection of 12 outstanding doctoral graduate students and postdoctoral researchers as recipients of the 2016 Delta Science Fellowship. -
To prepare for climate change, California Sea Grant funds emergency research on El Niño storms
California Sea Grant is providing Program Development Awards, designed for rapid disbursement, to scientists tracking the impacts of El Niño this winter. -
Consequences of El Niño on estuarine acidification impacts on native and commercial oysters
Estuarine ecosystems important to native and cultured oyster species are particularly sensitive to sea level rise, rising temperatures and ocean acidification. -
Krill and Krill Predators: Ecosystem-Based Management in the Gulf of the Farallones-Cordell Bank Krill Production Domain
Euphausiid crustaceans (krill) are a critical source of carbon in marine food webs, providing food for hake, Chinook and Coho salmon, rockfishes, seabirds and large whales. -
Hydrologic and geomorphic changes to southern California estuaries and lagoons during episodic events associated with the 2015-2016 El Niño: Insight to potential future response to sea level rise
Sea level rise and increased storm severity is expected to impact coastal lagoons and estuaries, but the magnitude and pattern of response at specific locations is uncertain. -
Evaluating potential cascading impacts of sea star wasting disease on top-down grazer regulation in kelp forests
Previous studies in California have documented significant correlations between predator densities, increased herbivore (i.e. -
Impact of Neonicotinoid Pesticides on Estuaries and Coastal Streams
Neonicotinoids are the most widely used pesticides worldwide – used in agriculture, pest control, professional landscaping, home garden care and pet treatments – and have been linked to declines in -
Filling the “white zone”: New methods for interpolating seafloor attributes in California’s critical unmapped nearshore habitats
The lack of seafloor habitat data and maps in the shallow nearshore zone, or “white zone,” is a serious impediment to science and management of this ecologically and economically important environm
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