News archives

Ian Kelmartin: The amazing, troubled San Francisco Bay

Whitney Berry: Waves of change

Stephanie Gad: Advice from a current fellow

Jaclyn Mandoske: Adapting to rising tides in the San Francisco Bay through people and partnerships

Michelle Succow: Living the Sacramento life as a fellow with State Parks

Abby Newman: Community Roundtable Facilitation 101

Julie Gonzalez: Wetland conservation and restoration in Southern California

In search of a superhero to control invasive water hyacinth

Armed With Science #SeaGrant50

three photo collage: sharks and fish swimming underwater; sabrina beyer on a boat; and a fishing boat in water

California graduate students win national fisheries fellowship

California graduate students win national fisheries fellowship

Restored wetlands bring hope for California climate and water challenges

State Fellow alumna: "I wouldn't have the job I have today without this fellowship"

five recent graduates from CA universities have landed prestigious national fellowships in coastal management and marine policy: (from left) Amber Roberts, Amanda Lockett Carter, Julia Mason, Marnie Riddle, and Katherine Wilson

Coastal Management Fellow and Knauss Finalists from California announced

Canon Purdy: Sharing Skills Bettered My Fellowship Experience

Madeline Kinsey: Policy versus Politics at CA Ocean Day

Monica Oey: Invasive Species at State Scientist Day

Sarah Wheeler: The Challenge of Climate Change

Kari Eckdahl: Aquaculture as a sustainable seafood

Patrick Mulcahy: Connecting on Climate Change Communication

Melis Okter: Finding the Silver Lining in the Midst of Change

Heather Dennis: Collaboration is key

Jess Morten: Solving a Whale of a Problem

Hilary Walecka: Future of the Land-Sea Interface

Daniel Ellis: A Letter to Future Fellows