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Can local seaweed reduce California's cattle methane emissions?
California Sea Grant research investigates home-grown solutions
Elevating seafood sustainability and safety in a climate of change
Collaborative effort bridges science and public health
From backyard sharks to championing coastal communities
State Fellow Brandon Quintana’s passion combines environmental science and social equity
Undergrad mentorship programs diversify marine sciences
Eight California Sea Grant-funded programs offer support to young researchers
Tying together California’s marine laws
Research examines how marine protected areas impact management plans
Hearing from Californians on the front lines of climate change
A new paper gives voice to the residents of King Salmon — California’s community hardest hit by rising seas
Balancing conservation and human and conservation needs in the San Francisco Estuary
State Fellow Will Geiken spent a year helping to coordinate efforts to safeguard this vital ecosystem
Clarifying the causes of blooms
Contrary to the expectations, ocean acidification may not prompt the production of toxic domoic acid
Knauss fellow embraces the wider ocean view
De'Marcus Robinson explores policy at the Council on Environmental Quality
Resilient coho are MacGyvering their way through the drought
A graduate student finds hope for the endangered species in an unexpected place: their earstones
A detective story in the larval archives
Erica Mason dove back into the biological archives to better understand California’s bass
Wild Olympia baby oysters are back in Elkhorn Slough
Researchers celebrate the success of a pioneering conservation aquaculture project
Endangered ecosystem guardians: Two potential new lamprey species discovered
Reviled as bloodsuckers and diminished in numbers, lampreys cultivate river ecosystems
A Boost For Aquaculture: Tools To Identify Suitable Sites for Farming Seafood
For those looking to launch an ocean-based aquaculture project, finding both available and suitable space to safely farm seafood can be a daunting challenge, especially in densely populated locations like Southern California
It’s easy to spot a fish — but not so easy to track its spawning
Research supported by California Sea Grant and the Ocean Protection Council homes in on spawning behaviors
