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Scientists search for “disappearing” young Coho salmon

Humboldt researchers track the fate of Coho juveniles forced from their birthing grounds by poor water quality

Extension Specialist talks aquaculture law at UCLA

For Humboldt salmon, the food chain is always changing

Humboldt appears to be a complicated mixing zone for zooplankton.

2015 John A. Knauss Fellows Announced

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

17 Fellows, 11 Agencies: State Fellows Program Continues Record Growth

With a little help from scientists, fishermen reel in data on California halibut

2015 Core Awards Announced

New “slime eel” regulation ensures fishermen capture the largest, slimiest

Trap holes allow immature hagfish to escape the dinner plate

Source or sink? Greenhouse gas emissions in the Delta

Predator Versus Prey

Will These California Fish Adapt to a Changing Estuary?

Taking Infestation with a Grain of Salt

Fishermen recover lost crabbing gear

California Sea Grant Announces New Hire for Communications Team

Video cameras paint a clearer picture of rockfish recovery

California Sea Grant Extension Welcomes New Coastal Specialist

San Diego’s Open-Air Fish Market Debuts to Hungry Crowds

Recipe for Health: San Diego to Open Dockside Fish Market

2050 Is Calling. How will San Diego Answer?

Recovery program sets up coho salmon rebound

Education Extended Beyond the Classroom with Fellowships

Seafood Specialist Retiree Elected to the International Academy of Food Science and Technology

Pamela Tom selected as an outstanding food scientist and technologist by premier global organization

Findings from San Diego Dockside Fishing Markets Feasibility Study to be Presented

California Sea Grant launches sandy beach ecosystem microsite for land use planners, managers and beachgoers

Winners of Sea Grant Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Announced

Four California graduates to head to the U.S. capital for yearlong assignments