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Warmer waters threaten red abalone recovery

Diversity in STEM: What is it, why does it matter, and how do we increase it?

Aquaculture shows promise in restoring native California oysters

California Sea Grant and Cal Poly appoint aquaculture specialist

California graduate student wins national fisheries fellowship

Tackling toxic algal blooms from two directions

New partnership to bring local fish to San Diego families

Morro Bay eelgrass loss may be causing widespread erosion

Sea Grant announces 2021 Knauss fellowship finalists

MPA update: Observing the space between land and sea

Natural bridges. Photograph by Erin Malsbury.

New research to address kelp forest crisis in California

Avoid stingrays this summer

Happy National Aquarium month! Celebrate at home with fun and educational reef friendly activities

An invasive seaweed's secrets to success

A diver collects data off the coast of Santa Catalina Island. Photo credits Tom Boyd

Seafood direct marketing: Sea Grant experts contribute to UN report

A message to our community

Three myths about rip currents

Ocean hypoxia to shrink anchovy habitat

Streamside landowners: The key to salmon and steelhead recovery

Local landowner Sally Weed (second from right) with members of the Russian River Coho Salmon Captive Broodstock Program team.

What does drought mean for endangered California salmon?

Delta Science Fellows 2020

MPA update: Monitoring California's iconic kelp forests

Researchers and volunteers study how California’s kelp forests change over time

2020 California Sea Grant Extension Fellows Announced

Getting to the bottom of ocean carbon export

El Niño impacts on southern California estuaries reveal potential for more frequent closures

Winter storms in 2015-2016 emphasized vulnerability of estuaries that have natural, intermittent mouth closures, compared to those which stay open throughout the year