Safe and Sustainable Fisheries and Seafood Supply
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New tool improves fishing efficiency and sustainability
New software targets the most abundant fishing grounds and reduces catch of unwanted or protected species using satellite data, maps and observations. -
State-of-the-art ocean chemistry monitoring comes to Humboldt Bay
A new monitoring instrument in Humboldt Bay will deliver continuous high-resolution data on water conditions in the bay—vital data for shellfish growers and scientists studying how ocean chemistry is changing. -
Red Tides: Questions and Answers
Answers about California red tides -
From condors to oysters, California Sea Grant funds new coastal research
California Sea Grant awards $2.87 million to 12 new research projects -
Model weighs trade-offs for sustainable ocean development
A new study models trade-offs and opportunities for aquaculture development in California -
New extension specialist brings aquaculture expertise to Monterey
California Sea Grant welcomes our newest extension specialist. -
Optimizing temperature and disease management for captive abalone reproduction in restoration and commercial aquaculture programs
Endangered abalone restoration efforts and commercial abalone farming in California have been struggling with disease and reproductive failure. -
Study of mollusk epidemic could help save endangered sea snail
Overfishing and environmental change have pushed abalone species on the US west coast to the edge of extinction. Now a fatal disease threatens their recovery. -
Applications of life history and fisheries data for improved management of skates
A commercial skate fishery has operated in California waters for nearly 100 years, but the status of targeted populations and the species composition of historic landings are unknown.
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