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California coast.

California Sea Grant Welcomes New Resilient Communities Research Associate

The team drags a large beach seine through the shallow water.

MPA Update: A Biodiversity Treasure Hunt

The team drags a large beach seine through the shallow water.

Rocky intertidal up close.

California’s Marine Protected Areas are safeguarding rocky intertidal zones

Kat Beheshti California Sea Grant. Credit Jaqueline Schwartz

Reflecting on my fellowship

Kelp and urchin macro shot.

California Sea Grant awarded "Food from the Sea" Career Program Development Projects funding

Flooding in Southern California

San Diego Climate Resilience Planning Report Calls For Coordinated and Science-Based Co-Production of Adaptation Planning

Crab fishermen in Northern California.

California, Oregon and Washington Sea Grants Receive NOAA Funding to Address the Pandemic’s Impacts on the Seafood Industry

The striped shore crab (Pachygrapsus crassipes) is a small crab found all along the West Coast of North America, and it is extremely abundant in Elkhorn Slough.

Salt marsh resilience compromised by crabs along tidal creek edges

School of fish swimming towards camera.

California Sea Grant celebrates two national fisheries fellowship winners

A garibaldi swims through a California Marine Protected Area.

A new tool will put Marine Protected Area data in the palm of resource managers’ hands

A garibaldi swims through a California Marine Protected Area. Credit: NOAA

Colorful invertebrates cover a rocky habitat inside Sea Lion Gulch State Marine Reserve.

Expedition rocky reef: Using a remotely operated vehicle to explore the diversity of California’s marine protected areas

Colorful invertebrates cover a rocky habitat inside Sea Lion Gulch State Marine Reserve.

Jessica Rudnick is a California Sea Grant Extension Specialist working with the Delta Stewardship Council

Q&A with Jessica Rudnick

Russian River with low water flow.

Stewarding Our Change

California Sea Grant announces finalists for the 2022 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

California Sea Grant announces four finalists for the 2022 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

Shifting species: Morro Bay seagrass loss causes change in fish populations

California Sea Grant welcomes new monitoring program manager

Sterling Meus overlooking bay.

Working from home or living at work?

California Sea Grant Appoints New Program Analyst

Flo free diving in Hawai'i while training how to use a wave glider with the team from the University of the Philippines.

Go with the Flo: a Q&A with Postdoctoral Researcher Flo La Valle about data, the Philippines, and the pursuit of ocean protection

CSU Researchers Awarded $1.1 Million in Sea-Level Rise Research Funding to Assist State of California

Baby eastern oysters grown by California Sea Grant Extension Specialist Kevin Johnson

Farming shellfish by the seashore: a Q&A with aquaculture specialist Kevin Marquez Johnson

The monkeyface prickleback fish is a potential aquaculture candidate.

Monkeyface prickleback, the new face of aquaculture?

Students and lab managers are setting up and taking water quality parameters in the ecological aquaculture greenhouse to start an experiment with live rainbow trout.

Fish-free fish feed: update

Rare coral-like algae, rhodoliths build habitat on the ocean floor

Research funding to support new faculty in California