Safe and Sustainable Fisheries and Seafood Supply
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Natural Biotoxins in California Crabs: Domoic Acid
In 2015, widespread high levels of a naturally occurring biotoxin, domoic acid, were found in some crab species in California. -
Socioeconomic Baseline Data Collection, Resource-Use Mapping and Rapid Social Assessment
How will the Central Coast MPAs affect commercial fishers? Will open fishing areas become overly crowded? Will catches decline or improve over time? What is going to happen to prices? -
Collaborative Surveys of Nearshore Fishes in and Around Central Coast MPA
In this project, researchers are enlisting the expertise of commercial sportfishing vessel owners and recreational anglers to conduct hook-and-line surveys of nearshore rockfishes. -
Baseline Surveys of Deep-Water Demersal Communities in and Near Central Coast MPAs
This project will use a manned submersible to visually survey benthic communities in habitats deeper than can be effectively surveyed by divers or remotely operated vehicles. -
A career that shaped MPA design, from California to Belize
Extension Director Rick Starr to retire from 24 years of Sea Grant service -
Extension Specialist Jennifer O’Leary receives Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation
Dr. Jennifer O’Leary, a California Sea Grant Extension Specialist based in San Luis Obispo, has been awarded a prestigious Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation. -
Development of a strategic plan for aquaculture research and education at the California State University
The California State University system is proposing to establish a new Center for Aquaculture based at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, designed to train a technical workforce to support Californi -
Integrating Survey-Based Habitat Models into the California Swordfish Fishery Dynamic Management Tool
The risk of bycatch of dolphins and whales in the drift gillnet fishery has resulted in closures and regulatory changes to the swordfish fishery by the Pacific Fishery Management Council. -
Understanding the role of oyster mariculture on ecosystem health in coastal California: water quality in Drakes Estero before and after oyster mariculture
Oyster aquaculture is well established on the U.S. Pacific coast. -
California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Receives The Maritime Alliance Sustainable Seafood Award
Scientist Theresa Talley recognized for strengthening community connections to local seafood
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