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Kat Beheshti California Sea Grant. Credit Jaqueline Schwartz

Reflecting on my fellowship

The striped shore crab (Pachygrapsus crassipes) is a small crab found all along the West Coast of North America, and it is extremely abundant in Elkhorn Slough.

Salt marsh resilience compromised by crabs along tidal creek edges

School of fish swimming towards camera.

California Sea Grant celebrates two national fisheries fellowship winners

2016 Knauss Fellow Paloma Aguirre: Conservationist, City Council Member and Pro Bodyboarder

Diving deep into virtual marine science interpretation

leading the lead scientist

Leading the Lead Scientist Report

Sea Grant announces 2021 Knauss fellowship finalists

Heather Kramp: Seaweed is about to blow your climate change mind

Sea Grant announces 2020 Knauss fellowship finalists

California graduate students win national fisheries fellowship

Three CA graduate students receive NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowships

Fellowship recipients to study the population and ecosystem dynamics of living marine resources

Fighting the world’s largest landfill starts at the local level

California Sea Grant Fellow accepts position at California State Lands Commission

Former CASG State Fellow Sara Hutto accepts job at NOAA Marine Sanctuaries

Former CASG Policy Fellow and Trainee appointed to National Sea Grant Advisory Board

CA Sea Grant State Fellow Works on Ship Strike Issue

A millennial approach to data integration

Social Science on the Great Lakes #SeaGrant50

Erin Satterthwaite: Climbing the twisted ladder of DNA to a more holistic understanding of life in the sea

Connecting racial and climate justice movements in the Delta and beyond

Junior Attorney Learns to Mesh Science and Policy

Scientist Leading Safaris #SeaGrant50

Melissa Kent: From Theory to Practice

Seascape ecology brings a unified perspective to the San Francisco Estuary

Climate Stories Part 6: What you can’t see, can hurt you