Safe and Sustainable Fisheries and Seafood Supply
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Integrated Culture of Seaweeds and Red Abalone in Monterey Harbor
The ultimate goal of this project is to develop an operational seaweed-culturing plan for the Monterey Abalone Company, a medium-sized abalone farm in Monterey Harbor, which currently feeds their a -
Understanding the Pathogenesis of Streptococcus iniae Infection in Fish and Development of an Effective Vaccine for Use in Aquaculture
Streptococcus iniae (SI) causes a fatal meningoencephalitis in commercially important fish species, including striped bass, tilapia and salmon. -
New project to shine a spotlight on sustainable aquaculture
California Sea Grant is a partner in a new outreach program supporting public education on ocean farming. -
California Sea Grant receives two grants to support aquaculture research
NOAA Sea Grant announces the award of $9.3 million in grants for 32 projects to advance the development of a sustainable marine and coastal aquaculture industry in the U.S. -
Solving impediments to the co-culture of seaweeds and shellfish
Aquaculture is one solution to the increasing global demand for marine products and the problem of overfishing. -
Impediments and opportunities for coordinating use of California’s coastal ocean: Adding aquaculture to the mix
Encouraged by recent federal policies established to increase aquaculture production, California has sought to expand coastal mariculture by various means, including the establishment of the collab -
CA Sea Grant Coastal Specialist honored as Muir Environmental Fellow
On Wednesday, April 19, Talley was honored as a 2017 Muir Environmental Fellow. -
Is Rockfish Keeping You Up? Try Getting Down with Recompression!
Rockfish pose a challenge for fishermen who want to catch-and-release. When hooked at depth and pulled to the surface, the gas in their swim bladder expands. -
Investigation into the optimal bucket trap hole diameter to reduce capture of immature hagfish
The commercial fishery in California for Pacific hagfish, (Eptatretus stoutii) is entirely for export.
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