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Responsible aquaculture lures support in California
Aquaculture is still a rarity in California. However, numerous scientists, government officials, and NGOs are working to change that. -
San Diego canyon restoration helps a community prepare for climate risks
Restored, native canyons could also be crucial in making communities more resilient to the impacts and risks of climate change, according to a new report. -
Coastal Management Fellow and Knauss Finalists from California announced
Five recent graduates from California universities have landed prestigious national fellowships in coastal management and marine policy. -
California Ocean Litter Strategy takes aim at multiple pollution sources
California Sea Grant played a key role in developing a new state strategy for reducing ocean litter. -
From condors to oysters, California Sea Grant funds new coastal research
California Sea Grant awards $2.87 million to 12 new research projects -
To shore up California beaches, just add sand?
Sand nourishment projects aim to preserve California’s iconic sandy beaches—but little is known about the long-term effectiveness—and unintended impacts—of these sometimes multimillion dollar interventions. -
Ten early-career scientists named 2018 Delta Science Fellows
On behalf of the Delta Science Program, California Sea Grant announces ten recipients of the Delta Science Fellowship. -
Model weighs trade-offs for sustainable ocean development
A new study models trade-offs and opportunities for aquaculture development in California -
New extension specialist brings aquaculture expertise to Monterey
California Sea Grant welcomes our newest extension specialist. -
California lawmakers take aim at ocean acidification
California Sea Grant is providing research to state policymakers working to develop strategies to combat ocean acidification.
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