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A little water could make a big difference for endangered salmon

New tool improves fishing efficiency and sustainability

To bring back abalone, researchers aim to outsmart octopus

State-of-the-art ocean chemistry monitoring comes to Humboldt Bay

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

To shore up California beaches, just add sand?

Nine early-career scientists named 2018 Delta Science Fellows

Model weighs trade-offs for sustainable ocean development

New extension specialist brings aquaculture expertise to Monterey

California lawmakers take aim at ocean acidification

2018 California Sea Grant State Fellows Announced

Study of mollusk epidemic could help save endangered sea snail

Science to Policy: Four California marine scientists head to D.C.

2018 Knauss Fellows from California (left to right): Derek Southern, Lauren Gibson, Brady O'Donnell, and Lauren Linsmayer

Ocean Resources Enhancement and Hatchery Program Evaluation Report now available

Tasty and pink, sea urchin species may be a climate-tolerant food source

#knowyourcoho: Endangered salmon at risk in the Russian River

Study finds strong support for ocean protection

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

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

New project to shine a spotlight on sustainable aquaculture

Working with nature: Win-win for the California coast

California Sea Grant receives two grants to support aquaculture research

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.

Help Protect Kelp Beds and Reefs from Invasive Seaweeds

Images by Jessie Altstatt (left and right) and Dan Richards (center)