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California Sea Grant celebrates two national fisheries fellowship winners

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

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.

Q&A with Jessica Rudnick

Stewarding Our Change

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

Working from home or living at work?

California Sea Grant Appoints New Program Analyst

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

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

Monkeyface prickleback, the new face of aquaculture?

Fish-free fish feed: update

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

Working together for sea-level rise adaptation in San Francisco Bay

Research funding to support new faculty in California

2016 Knauss Fellow Paloma Aguirre: Conservationist, City Council Member and Pro Bodyboarder

Making sea-level rise information accessible

Diving deep into virtual marine science interpretation

2021 California Sea Grant State Fellows Announced

The fellowship opportunity provides unparalleled hands-on training at the interface of science, communication, policy, and management.

California Sea Grant Appoints New Science Communications Specialist

Leading the Lead Scientist Report

Unexpected lessons in the year of unexpected changes