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Early career scientists bring scientific expertise to D.C.

Four graduates from California universities have been named Knauss Fellows: (from left) Amanda Lockett Carter, Julia Mason, Marnie Riddle, and Katherine Wilson

A human perspective for California fisheries management

Steelhead tagging on the Russian River

National report identifies regulatory barriers to expanding shellfish aquaculture

Starting a saltwater aquarium? First, dive into this new website

Shauna Oh appointed director of California Sea Grant

California Sea Grant Headquarters at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California San Diego

Wetland restoration shows promise for climate mitigation

Study: Bivalve business is big for Humboldt Bay

Oysters and oyster beds on Humboldt Bay. Courtesy of Humboldt State University

New research sheds light on hidden ocean waves close to shore

Could fish sounds help scientists monitor ocean health?

When it comes to sustainability, some Americans are willing to pay

Ocean Protection Council Awards $6 million to research projects that advance ocean and coastal management in California

Struggling Olympia oysters get a boost from scientists in Monterey Bay

NOAA grants support California aquaculture research

Cooperative coordinator to help Bay Area respond to sea-level rise

From eelgrass to mudflat: New research dives into Morro Bay mystery

New assessment helps California prep for climate change impacts

Responsible aquaculture lures support in California

California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Luke Gardner, Extension Director Lisa Schiavinato, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories professor Scott Hamilton, and UC Davis doctoral student Priya Shukla assess tank-grown red ogo seaweed at Moss Landing Marine Lab

California graduate students win national fisheries fellowship

San Diego canyon restoration helps a community prepare for climate risks

Coastal Management Fellow and Knauss Finalists from California announced

California Ocean Litter Strategy takes aim at multiple pollution sources

Young salmon rescued from drying pools

A little water could make a big difference for endangered salmon

New tool improves fishing efficiency and sustainability