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From Lab to Livelihood
How abalone research is cultivating California's next generation of aquaculture workers
'No boring day’ in a transformative year
California’s 2024 Knauss Fellows reflect on their Washington experience
A career spanning boundaries
Coastal Resilience Extension Specialist Laura Engeman has ensured science reaches across divides
The where, when and why of bringing back kelp
California Sea Grant-funded research is informing key restoration efforts
State Fellows learn the policy ropes
At the Port of San Diego and the Coastal California Commission, fellows pursue social justice and ecological flourishing
Studying the climate potential of California’s dunes
A seed grant will help researchers assess how coastal dunes can protect communities as sea levels rise
Undergrad mentorship programs diversify marine sciences
Eight California Sea Grant-funded programs offer support to young researchers
![Sea Grant Specialist Mariska Obedzinski [and former program biologist Joe Pecharich] net[s] coho salmon smolts from a downstream migrant trap on Mill Creek in March 2005.](/sites/default/files/styles/200px/public/2023-11/2005_03_08_MariskaEarlyDays.JPG?itok=91ZIW1t2)
How A California Sea Grant Program Helped Shed Light on Salmon Recovery
California Sea Grant completes nearly two decades of monitoring and research.
How California Sea Grant State Fellows Influence Good Policymaking Everywhere
Over 300 aspiring researchers & future policymakers have spent year-long forays in the decades old program polishing their best skills & discovering new strengths
Cutting-Edge Science for Kelp Restoration
Results from six innovative research projects will help protect and restore California's vital kelp forests
Finding the Human Dimension in Environmental Management
2022 California Sea Grant State Fellow Aaron Angel explains how combining social and ecological data can improve monitoring programs across the state
The unassuming device that maps California’s fish eggs
California Sea Grant funding helped an innovative tool spread across the world
How 50 years of California Sea Grant research kept abalone on the menu
Despite challenges brought by invasive pests and disease, California’s abalone are still hanging on.
Pinning down the pesticides
The volume and variety of pesticides sprayed in California seem almost incomprehensible. Nonetheless, Delta Science Fellow Nicol Parker has built a model that can track their toxic spread
Reducing fishing line pollution one recycling bin at a time
California Sea Grant's NOAA Marine Debris Program Extension Fellow recently facilitated the addition of 50 new bins.
