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From condors to oysters, California Sea Grant funds new coastal research

To shore up California beaches, just add sand?

New extension specialist brings aquaculture expertise to Monterey

California lawmakers take aim at ocean acidification

New research could help make coastal waters safer for swimmers and surfers

On the precipice: Study identifies California cliffs at risk of collapse

Working with nature: Win-win for the California coast

Climate Experts Release Coastal Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment for Santa Barbara Area

Good News for Abalone: Study Finds Calcifying Algae May Be Resilient During Ocean Acidification

A red abalone on the move over crustose coralline algae-encrusted rock at Van Damme State Marine Conservation Area. CDFW photo by Athena Maguire.

Special focus awards support new faculty, resilient coastal communities

Projects include planning strategies for sea level rise, determining fecal thresholds at beaches to protect swimmers. Photo Cr: Charlotte Stevenson

Some ocean ecosystems are bouncing back from climate change stress. What makes them special?

Humboldt Bay Symposium unites residents to discuss changing environment, future development

CA Sea Grant Extension Specialist organizes regional science forum

To prepare for climate change, California Sea Grant funds emergency research on El Niño storms

Scientist: 'It’s like we’re looking at 250 years of California sea level rise.'

2015 John A. Knauss Fellows Announced

California Sea Grant nominees selected for marine policy fellowship in Washington, D.C.

California Sea Grant Extension Welcomes New Coastal Specialist

Jennifer O’Leary will draw on scientific research to support Central Coast ecosystem management

2050 Is Calling. How will San Diego Answer?

Second “sea serpent” carcass was female with cookiecutter shark bites

Floating robots “go with the flow” to monitor water quality