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New strategies to manage invasive species

Endangered white abalone released off southern California

Science to action: Research informs management in the San Francisco Bay Delta

Nick Sadrpour joins California Sea Grant’s Science Integration Team

Public comments sought for California Sea Grant review

Nation-level property rights can help protect global marine resources

Adapting to climate change along the Santa Barbara coast

New platform to bring clarity to sea-level rise modeling in California

Sea Grant research to inform the future of sustainable marine aquaculture

Explosion in plastic pollution post-World War II seen in marine sediments

Heather Kramp: Seaweed is about to blow your climate change mind

NOAA Sea Grant and Fisheries announce 2019 Ecosystem and Population Dynamics Fellows

Climate change could shrink oyster habitat in California

Urbanized beaches lack biodiversity

Sea Grant announces 2020 Knauss fellowship finalists

Research measures impact of California's ocean preservation policy

Coastal condor populations threatened by contamination from marine mammal carcasses

California company nurtures interest in seaweed aquaculture

Catherine O'Hare, Avery Resor, and Tessa Emmer of Salt Point Seaweed Company hop in the water to check their seaweed bundles on a long line at Hog Island Oyster Farm. Credit: Shaun Wolfe (left), Gary Fleenor (right)

Combating urchin barrens with aquaculture

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

California coastal communities brace for rising seas

Humboldt Bay community rises to meet the challenges of climate change

2019 California Sea Grant State Fellows Announced