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New grant to “fill gap” in sardine stock assessment
New aerial surveys of sardines off Southern California will address fishermen’s concerns that sardine abundance estimates are effectively “missing California fish.” -
New study to track San Diego’s top trophy fish
Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers have been awarded a grant from Collaborative Fisheries Research West to study California yellowtail. -
New study adds urgency to abalone recovery
A new study adds more urgency to the scientific community’s belief that the only way to save the abalone is through captive breeding for eventual release in the wild. -
New resource about offshore energy planning available
A new resource highlights California-relevant sections of a 2012 Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) report. -
CA Sea Grant Welcomes New Communications Specialist
The California Sea Grant team at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography grew in July. Caitlin Coomber joined us as the new communications specialist. -
“Local Catch” wins $100,000 grant
Alan Lovewell, a former West Coast Sea Grant Fellow, has taken the road less travelled, and it has made all the difference. -
Beach crustaceans going locally extinct
Small beach invertebrates – the small crustaceans that feed so many other animals – are going locally extinct. -
A new oyster invades
The world’s most widely consumed, widely farmed bivalve – the delectable Pacific oyster – has taken up residence in San Diego’s bays and lagoons. -
Extension Specialist studying krill die-off
Millions of krillb have been washing up on beaches from Bodega Bay, Calif. to Newport, Ore. -
CA Sea Grant Seafood Specialist to retire
California Sea Grant Seafood Specialist Pamela Tom will retire after nearly 40 years of service with the University of California.
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