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Study of mollusk epidemic could help save endangered sea snail
Overfishing and environmental change have pushed abalone species on the US west coast to the edge of extinction. Now a fatal disease threatens their recovery. -
Science to Policy: Four California marine scientists head to D.C.
California Sea Grant Names 2018 Knauss Marine Policy Fellows -
Ocean Resources Enhancement and Hatchery Program Evaluation Report now available
The report, coordinated by California Sea Grant, will help guide the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on deciding the future of the program. -
Tasty and pink, sea urchin species may be a climate-tolerant food source
A hardy urchin species shows potential to relieve pressure on more vulnerable species, according to new research by California Sea Grant-funded scientists. -
Study finds strong support for ocean protection
People around the world strongly support ocean conservation measures, according to a new study of public perceptions of marine threats and protection. -
New research could help make coastal waters safer for swimmers and surfers
Genetic tools could provide better metrics for water quality, allowing targeted clean-up efforts for risky waters, according to new research funded by California Sea Grant. -
New project to shine a spotlight on sustainable aquaculture
California Sea Grant is a partner in a new outreach program supporting public education on ocean farming. -
Working with nature: Win-win for the California coast
A new report shows how shoring up dunes, marshes, and other natural ecosystems could protect California communities from sea-level rise, while bringing multiple benefits for people and ecosystems. -
California Sea Grant receives two grants to support aquaculture research
NOAA Sea Grant announces the award of $9.3 million in grants for 32 projects to advance the development of a sustainable marine and coastal aquaculture industry in the U.S. -
Climate Experts Release Coastal Ecosystem Vulnerability Assessment for Santa Barbara Area
A team of experts has provided Santa Barbara with a report using the best-available science to inform ecosystem-based climate adaptation planning at the local level.
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