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The knowledge of native peoples in coastal science
Native American tribes living on the coastal and Great Lakes shores continue to practice and preserve their sea-based cultural traditions.

Dam remediation spells victory for Russian River salmon
Salmon conservation achieved a major victory this October as construction finished on a fish passage and stream restoration project in Mill Creek, California.

NOAA Sea Grant awards two grants for aquaculture workshops to California
California Sea Grant has been awarded two new grants to host workshops on emerging issues in aquaculture, part of the National Sea Grant College Program’s $3.4 million in federal funding to support

Dispose of Old Meds and Reduce Pharmaceuticals Reaching the Water Supply on National Drug Take-Back Day
Unwanted or expired prescription drugs can be dropped off at locations throughout the state

New report identifies next steps for offshore aquaculture in Southern California
A new report released today provides recommendations for the growth an

Lisa Schiavinato joins CA Sea Grant as Extension Director
Lisa Schiavinato has joined California Sea Grant in the new full-time position of Extension Director.

The geographic inequity of San Diego seafood availability
Experts estimate that there is an $11.2 billion seafood trade deficit in the United States, driven by imports.

Craving crab? California Sea Grant answers health and safety questions following fishery closures
FAQ sheet includes tips for buying, preparing and finding the latest news on California crab during domoic acid events.

A career that shaped MPA design, from California to Belize
Extension Director Rick Starr to retire from 24 years of Sea Grant service

UC president sees UC Extension research in the real world
Clad in a fluorescent orange life vest, wind whipping through her hair, Janet Napolitano stood on a boat speeding across the slate gray waters of Humboldt Bay toward oyster beds as scientists brief