News archives

Marine debris is a solvable problem

Combating urchin barrens with aquaculture

Annie Adelson: Day Trip to the Shasta Dam

Fishing for insight

Spawning success raises hopes for endangered white abalone

Marine protected area monitoring program 2019-2021

California Sea Grant Aquaculture Specialist Paul Olin retires after 25 years

Q&A with retiring California Sea Grant Aquaculture Specialist Paul Olin

California coastal communities brace for rising seas

From academia to the boundary realm — a Q&A with Eve Robinson

Humboldt Bay community rises to meet the challenges of climate change

Seascape ecology brings a unified perspective to the San Francisco Estuary

Q&A: Humboldt Bay’s Burke-o-Lator brings insight for the future of ocean acidification monitoring and aquaculture

Springtime ocean migration of young salmonids

2019 California Sea Grant State Fellows Announced

Nicole Hack: Being a datahead

California Sea Grant announces 2019 new faculty awards

With otters away, what keeps urchins at bay?

Mike Esgro: Your seat at the table

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

Lisa Schiavinato: Shell-election of aquaculture case studies identify both legal barriers and success stories

Steelhead tagging on the Russian River

National report identifies regulatory barriers to expanding shellfish aquaculture

Q&A with Whitney Berry: How will ocean acidification impact coastal California?