| R/SF-95 |
Habitat, hatcheries, and nonnative predators interact to affect juvenile salmon behavior and survival |
Education, Training and Public Information |
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| AQ-140PD |
Native seaweed aquaculture in Tomales Bay: Gracilariopsis andersonii cultivation techniques and associated ecosystem services |
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture |
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| R/SF-90 |
Do light, nutrient, and salinity interactions drive the "bad Suisun" phenomenon? A physiological assessment of biological hotspots in the San Francisco Bay-Delta |
Education, Training and Public Information |
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| R/SF-93 |
Effect of temperature and salinity on physiological performance and growth of longfin smelt: Developing a captive culture for a threatened species in the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta |
Education, Training and Public Information |
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| R/SFA-03 |
Estimating regional krill biomass and availability: significance to California salmonids during a period of extreme environmental variability |
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture |
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| R/SFA-02 |
Applications of life history and fisheries data for improved management of skates |
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture |
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| R/HCE-03 |
Using native food webs to reduce impacts of non-native predators and increase success of native Olympia oyster restoration |
Healthy Coastal Ecosystems |
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| R/SFA-01 |
Optimizing temperature and disease management for captive abalone reproduction in restoration and commercial aquaculture programs |
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture |
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| R/SF-89 |
Soil type as a driver of agricultural climate change response in the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta |
Education, Training and Public Information |
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| R/SF-98 |
Investigation of the resilience of the salt marsh harvest mouse and best management practices in response to climate change |
Education, Training and Public Information |
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